European Journal of Parapsychology 1978 Vintage Paranormal Research Spiritual For Sale

In 1978, the European Journal of Parapsychology (EJP) introduced a pioneering editorial policy: it became one of the very first scientific journals to formally accept papers based on their planned methods, effectively creating the first Registered Reports policy to combat publication bias.Published by the Parapsychology Laboratory of the University of Utrecht, the 1978 volume (under editors Martin Johnson and Sybo Schouten) required authors to outline their experimental design in advance. The publication decision was then based on the rigor of the methodology rather than the statistical significance of the final results.The 1978 volume featured seminal theoretical debates, including Brian Millar\'s work on observational theories in psi research and explorations of statistical methodologies. The journal continued publishing until 2010, serving as a key platform for empirical and theoretical anomalies