ISPR - Survey

ISPR On-Line Psi Test
December 23, 2002 - January 31, 2002
Objective - Qualify Candidates:
One ISPR Team Investigator Position
General Quantitative Study
Psi Test Submission Review - Online February 2003

Note to Psi Test Participants:

Thank-you for participating in the ISPR On-Line Psi Test, 12.23.02 - 1.31.03. Depending on your choice of submission forms, your submission will be used either as a baseline qualification for consideration for a position currently available on the ISPR Team or as part of an ISPR general quantitative study. Due to the amount of Psi Test submissions, the ISPR is seeking the assistance of all Psi Test participants to expedite the qualification process.

The following are basic key elements of accurate responses. To provide assistance in the evaluation of your Psi Test submissions, please review the key elements for each Psi Test photo compared, to your responses. Please use the email link available on this page, to submit your personal assessment of your Psi Test submissions that meet the majority, or all of the key elements provided below.

This self-assessment is optional. No penalty will be assigned to any Psi Test participant who does participate in this self-assessment.

An ISPR representative will notify those who qualify for consideration for the position of ISPR Investigator.

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	Psi Test Part One - Crystal Owned by Female, Second Owner, Age 38 Occupation - Public Relations Single - No Children Owner claims the crystal is a keepsake because it was given to her from a friend Original Owner - Female, Age 50 Occupation - Engineer Divorced - One daughter Original Owner claims crystal has healing properties
	Photo Two - Baby Pat-A-Burp Doll Owned by Female, Age 41 Occupation - Writer Divorced - had three stepchildren Received doll from Father @ age 3 Female claims it was her favorite doll / toy Keeps it with other cherished childhood belongings and still pats the back on occasion to hear it 'burp'
	Photo Three - Wooden Monkey Owned by Female, Age 40 Occupation - Trader / Stock Exchange Single Received monkey from maternal aunt at age 7 Female claims it sat on a bedroom shelf until moving out of her parents home. Monkey is now kept with other childhood items in a box
	Photo Four - Gun Originally owned by a female Sold in 1994 to a male - Age 48 Occupation - Management Divorced Kept in a locked box in a bureau Never shot
	Photo Five - Wedding Band Owned by Female, Deceased 1984 @ age 79 Russian Immigrant Occupation - Professional Chef Married - six children (three daughters, three sons) Ring is now in possession of adult fifth grandchild (female), stored
	Photo Six - Ring Owned by a male - age 53 Occupation - Doctor Divorced & Remarried Has four children (two daughters, one son, one step-daughter) Favorite past-time - Golf
	Photo Seven - Cocktail Ring Original Owner - female / deceased 1990 @ age 48 Polio survivor Occupation - Psychologist, Teacher for children with autism, worked with burn victims Married with two children (one daughter, one son) Ring was a gift from owner's husband, worn less than ten times Ring is now in possession of adult daughter and stored
	Photo Eight - Cocktail Ring Original Owner - female / deceased 1990 @age 48 Polio survivor Occupation - Psychologist, Teacher for children with autism, worked with burn victims Married with two children (one daughter, one son) Ring was a gift from owner's husband, worn less than ten times Ring is now in possession of adult son and stored
	Photo Nine - Ring Original Owner - female / deceased 1974 @ age 29 Occupation - Medical Assistant Single Ring was custom made for owner for 16th birthday Ring was passed to sister at time of death and stored
	Photo Ten - Small Vase Original Owner - female / deceased 1990 @ age 48 Polio survivor Occupation - Psychologist, Teacher for children with autism, worked with burn victims Married with two children (one daughter / one son) Vase was a gift to the owner from her daughter less than a year before her death Owner keep potpouri inside Vase passed on to adult daughter and holds small items