Reinterpretation in psi experiments, like Edgar Mitchell's experiment
A)consists of accounting for the run-of-luck effects.
B)means using double blind research techniques.
C)protects against fraud and deception.
D)defines scores, both above and below chance, as successes.

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Reinterpretation in psi experiments, like Edgar Mitchell's experiment, defines scores, both above and below chance, as successes. This means that even a score that is below chance can be considered evidence for psi, as it may be interpreted as the participant demonstrating some level of psychic ability in the opposite direction of what was expected.

Reinterpretation in Psi Experiments, Like Edgar Mitchell's Experiment