posted on 2007-06-22, 15:13authored byAndrew M. Colman, S. Blackmore, R.L. Morris, R. Wiseman, C.C. French
This article started life as a review of Test Your Psychic Powers by Susan Blackmore and Adam Hart-Davis (1995). The author of the review, Andrew Colman, felt that one of the issues he wished to raise was not only controversial but also of sufficient importance and general interest to warrant an open discussion incorporating more than one opinion, so he approached the editor of The Psychologist with the suggestion of an article-length propaedeutic exchange of views, along the lines of Bronfenbrenner, Kessel, Kessen, and White (1986), in which the fundamental issue could be aired and discussed among several psychologists with an interest in parapsychology. The editor agreed to the suggestion, and this article is the result.
History
Citation
The Psychologist, 1996. 9, pp.361-363.
Published in
The Psychologist
Publisher
British Psychological Society
Available date
2007-06-22
Notes
This is the author's final draft. The British Psychological Society website for The Psychologist is www.bps.org.uk/publications/thepsychologist