The Ganzfeld Procedure Designed to Test Hypotheses About Telepathy Involves

Multiple Choice

The ganzfeld procedure designed to test hypotheses about telepathy involves two people: a sender who is told to concentrate on an object, and a receiver who is to receive the message about the object. The sender and receiver are in different rooms and at the end of thirty minutes the receiver is asked

A) to guess the name of the sender
B) write the name of the object "sent" by the sender
C) choose the "sent" object among four alternative stimuli
D) decide whether he or she received information from the sender