In the early 1930s at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina Zener Cards were first employed in multiple trials to determine statistical significance by the now famous parapsychologist Dr. J. B. Rhine in his studies of Extra Sensory Perception, ESP. Today this same methodology has become the gold standard for such extra sensorial test trials. Below you will find one of several psychonomic Zener Card tests. For our purposes we will use only this one Zener Card test and here's how it will work. First off the image that appears on each card is randomly selected by the Zener Test program's java engine only after you have made your choice, so this will truly be a test of your ability to predict future events. The statistical significance equation use here to determine our scores is a mathematical formula that is currently in use by most commercial research and development organizations as well as college and university labs. One additional note, although ten selections are required to make a valid assessment, the accuracy of this Zener Test will be greatly increased by adding additional selections beyond your first ten choices.

The significant psychic level scores run as follows

Less then 1.96 indicates no psychic ability

1.96 to 2.58 indicates some psychic ability

2.58 to 3.00 indicates considerable psychic ability

Greater than 3.00 indicates an extreme high level of psychic ability