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Event-Related Electroencephalographic Correlations Between Isolated Human Subjects
2004
Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine
Objective: To examine electroencephalograms (EEG) in pairs of people to see if event-related potentials evoked in one person's brain are correlated with concurrent responses in the brain of a distant, isolated person. Design: Simultaneously record EEGs using independent physiologic monitoring systems. One person relaxes in a double steel-walled, electromagnetically and acoustically shielded room while a second, located in a dimly lit room 20 meters away, is stimulated at random times by the
doi:10.1089/107555304323062301
pmid:15165412
fatcat:srmmb2pfdfclvbww7bwsbgaom4