Below is the cumulative deviation graph for the entire three day humor conference. The vertical lines mark one of the sessions during the conference that had the strongest deviation from chance. According to the researcher’s notes, this was during a “particularly engaging evening session that ended with a standing ovation followed by an encore.”

The full session, shown in 9b, had a z-score of 2.276 and a two-tailed p-value of 0.022. The z-score relates the “distance” an experimental outcome falls from the mean, in standard deviations. In other words, how unlikely it is that your results are due to chance, but in practice, it may be thought of as your index of performance-the higher the z-score, the larger the influence on the REG. Or in the FieldREG setting, the larger the group influence on the REG.

The Psyleron REG-1 package gives everyone the opportunity to explore these effects in environments that they are interested in. We have customers who run Psyleron’s FieldREG software during their sporting events, healing sessions, therapy, etc. Again, which venues and characteristics produce the most significant results is still speculative. Your experiments and experiences are just as important as those of the PEAR lab. Become a pioneer and start conducting your own FieldREG experiments today.