Reinterpretation in psi experiments,like Edgar Mitchell's experiment,involves

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Reinterpretation in psi experiments, such as in Edgar Mitchell's experiment, often involves defining scores, both above and below chance, as successes. This is because many psi phenomena are believed to occur at a rate slightly above chance, and so researchers may need to redefine what constitutes a success in order to accurately interpret their results. The other options (discounting the Barnum effect, using double-blind research techniques, safeguarding against fraud and deception) are important considerations in any scientific experiment, but are not necessarily specific to reinterpretation in psi experiments.

Reinterpretation in Psi Experiments,like Edgar Mitchell's Experiment,involves