‘Meaningful’ Patterns in Visual Noise: Effects of Lateral Stimulation and the Observer’s Belief in ESP

Peter Brugger · Marianne Regard · Théodor Landis · Norman D. Cook · Joseph Niederberger

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Visual noise subjectively contains more meaningful patterns (1) when tachistoscopically presented to the left visual field, and (2) for persons who believe in extrasensory perception (ESP). These results indicate a possible right hemisphere mediation of delusional perception and suggest some delusional component in the belief in ESP.

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