Ray Hyman (English Wikipedia)

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  • Hyman, Ray (1953), "Stimulus information as a determinant of reaction time", Journal of Experimental Psychology, 45 (3), Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University: 188–196, doi:10.1037/h0056940, OCLC 30554829, PMID 13052851

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  • Hyman, Ray (1953), "Stimulus information as a determinant of reaction time", Journal of Experimental Psychology, 45 (3), Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University: 188–196, doi:10.1037/h0056940, OCLC 30554829, PMID 13052851

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  • Ask The Scientists: Water, Water Everywhere – Ray Hyman, PBS.ORG, archived from the original on July 17, 2009, retrieved July 27, 2009
  • Hyman, Ray. "Water, Water Everywhere – Ray Hyman". Ask the Scientists. PBS. Archived from the original on 2009-07-17. Retrieved 2009-07-27. When I first began doing palm reading for money, I did not believe that it really worked. However, I was amazed when my clients insisted that everything I was telling them was uncannily accurate. By the time I began college, I was a true believer. I had no doubts that palmistry worked. When I was a sophomore in college, a friend suggested that I try and read my next client's palm by telling her the opposite of what the lines said. If her heart line indicated that she did not like to display her emotions, I would tell her that she was the sort of person who displays her emotions openly. If her head line said she was a practical person, I would tell her she was imaginative and somewhat impractical. To my astonishment, this client was thrilled at how accurately I had captured her personality. So I tried the same experiment on my next few clients. The results were the same! By now, I was coming to the realization that whatever was happening in a palm reading session, it had nothing to do with the lines in the hand. I was majoring in journalism when I came to this realization. I immediately changed my major to psychology.

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  • Hyman, Ray (1953), "Stimulus information as a determinant of reaction time", Journal of Experimental Psychology, 45 (3), Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University: 188–196, doi:10.1037/h0056940, OCLC 30554829, PMID 13052851

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