Journal of Parapsychology
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The Journal of Parapsychology is a semi-annual peer-reviewed[1] publication "devoted primarily to the original publication of experimental results and other research findings in extrasensory perception and psychokinesis." It also contains reviews of "literature relevant to parapsychology, criticisms of published work, theoretical and philosophical discussions, and new methods of mathematical analysis." It was founded by Joseph Banks Rhine at Duke.
The journal has been published since 1937 by the Parapsychology Press and is where work of the Parapsychological Association is published.
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- ^ Rhine Research Center Journal of Parapsychology, http://www.rhine.org/researchjournal.htm, retrieved 2010-08-27
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