Neuroimaging Findings in Extrasensory Perception Research
"Extrasensory perception (ESP) research has used neuroimaging and neurophysiological methods to examine whether anomalous information-transfer tasks are associated with measurable brain activity.
"In light of recent critical work on this literature, the present article was reframed as a PRISMA-informed descriptive synthesis rather than as evidence for a unified neural signature of ESP. The review focuses on ESP-related paradigms, including telepathy, clairvoyance or hidden-target perception, remote viewing or anomalous cognition, precognition or presentiment, and selected distant-stimulation or receiver-response studies when explicitly framed as ESP, psi, or anomalous information transfer."