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November 16, 1993 1. William C. Gough, Elizabeth Rauscher, Jack BIBLIOGRAPHY Publications: November 16, 1993 1. William C. Gough, Elizabeth Rauscher, Jack Houck, and Virginia Gruye, "The Status of Research on the Physics of Consciousness: Working Models and Experiments." Los Altos, California, Foundation for Mind-Being Research, September 15, 1980. 2. Jack Houck, "Conceptual Model of Paranormal Phenomena," in ARCHAEUS, Volume 1, Number 1, Winter 1983, p7. 3. Jack Houck, "Applied Psychokinesis: The Phenomenon of PK Parties," in Applied Psi, Volume 2, Numbers 5-6, November 1983 - February 1984, p12. 4. Jack Houck, "Psychic Healing," in ARCHAEUS Project Newsletter, Vol. 3, No. 1, February 1984, p13. 5. Jack Houck, "PK Party History," in Psi Research, Vol 3, No. 1, March 1984, p67. 6. Jack Houck, "Fire Walking: Three Experiences," in ARCHAEUS Project Newsletter, Vol 3, No. 2, Spring 1984, p5. 7. C. Siegel, "The Effect of PK Parties on Individuals and Society," in Applied Psi, Volume 3, Spring Issue, 1984, p5. 8. Jack Houck, "Applications of Paranormal Abilities," in ARTIFEX, Vol. 4, No. 6 (1985), p5. 9. Jack Houck, "Surface Change During Warm-Forming," in ARCHAEUS, Vol. 2, No. 1, Fall 1984, p27. 10. Jack Houck, "Research Report: Metal-Bending Parties," in Spiritual Frontiers, Volume XVI, Number 1, Winter 1984, p32. 11. Jack Houck, "Instructions for Conducting a Remote-Viewing Experiment," in ARTIFEX, Vol. 4, No. 1, Spring 1985, p4. 12. Jack Houck and Severin Dahlen, "How to Make Your Own Dowser," in ARTIFEX, Vol. 4, No. 2, Summer 1985, p15. 13. Severin Dahlen, "Remote Annealing of High Carbon Steel Parts," in ARCHAEUS, Volume 3, Summer 1985, p1. 14. Jack Houck and Elizabeth A. Rauscher, "Los Angeles Area to San Francisco Bay Remote Perception Experiment," in Psi Research Vol. 4, No. 3/4, September/December 1985, p48. (over) Jack Houck, Roger D. Nelson, and Elizabeth A. Rauscher, Addendum to "Los Angeles Area to San Francisco Bay Area Remote Perception Experiment: A Reevaluation," in Psi Research, Vol. 5, No. 1/2, March/June 1986, p108. 15. Jack Houck, "First Archaeus Congress FIRE WALK - A Technical Report," in ARTIFEX, Vol. 5, No. 1, February-March 1986, p3. 16. Karen Olness and Jack Houck, "EEGs of High-Performance Individuals," in ARTIFEX, Vol. 5, No. 1, February-March 1986, p6. 17. Jack Houck, "Remote Viewing Seminar #14," in ARTIFEX, Vol. 5, No. 3, June 1986,p13. 18. Jack Houck, "Associative Remote Viewing," in ARCHAEUS 4 (1986). 19. Jack Houck, "A Conceptual Model of Paranormal Phenomena, Information Transfer and Mind-Brain Interaction," in United States Psychotronics Association, USPA Annual Conference Proceedings, 1985, p5. 20. Jack Houck, "Wah-Space Intensity," in ARTIFEX, Vol. 8, No. 1, Spring 1989. 21. Jack Houck, "Remote Viewing Workshop at the Second Archaeus Congress," in ARTIFEX, Vol. 8, No. 4, Winter 1989, pp 21-26. 22. Jack Houck, "Remote Viewing and Psychokinesis Research," in Journal of the United States Psychotronics Association, Number 5, pp 21-25. 23. Alan Vaughan and Jack Houck, "Software for Training Anomalous Cognition: A Preliminary Report," in Subtle Energies, Volume 2, Number 2, pp 29-53. 24. Jack Houck, "Researching Remote Viewing and Psychokinesis", TREAT V Conference Proceedings, March 1993 25. Alan Vaughan and Jack Houck, "A 'Sucess" Test of Precognition and Attitude Toward the Future," Journal of the Society for Psychical Research, Volume 59, Number 833, October 1993 pp 259-268. 26. Jack Houck, "Mental Access Window", TREAT VI Conference Proceedings, April, 1994 Unpublished Papers: 1. J. Houck and J. G. Laird, "Evidence of Precognition in Remote Viewing Experiment," August 1979. 2. Jack Houck, "Conceptual Model of Our Multi-Dimensional Nature," May 7, 1983. 3. Jack Houck, "Use of Associative Remote Viewing Computer Program," December 1985. 4. Jack Houck, "Chance Distributions," May 25, 1986. 5. Jack Houck, "PK Parties," May 8,1988. 6. Jack Houck, "Remote Viewing," May 8, 1988. 7. Jack Houck, "Results of ARV Experiment," January 1989..
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