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nExtrasensory Perception (ESP): supposed “psychic” abilities that go beyond the known senses (e.g., telepathy or clairvoyance) |
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ESP research is often criticized for its lack of experimental control and lack of replicability. |
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mental activities requiring focused attention that generally interfere with other ongoing activites
Taking a test and getting so lost that the next thing you hear or process is the instructor stating that the test time is complete. |
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mental avtivities requiring minimal attention and having little impact on other activities
Driving a car, while listinging to the radio, while having a conversation with a pasenger, while thinking back to a story that you are talking about |
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a continuous extent, series, or whole.
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a continuous series or whole, no part of which is perceptibly different from the adjacent parts
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