Extra-Sensory Perception by J.B. Rhine Ph.D. is a foundational text in the field of parapsychology, detailing the original experiments conducted at Duke University. This 1964 Payton Paperbacks edition (No. 62) includes a foreword by William McDougall and an introduction by Walter Franklin Prince. The book explores telepathy, mindreading, and clairvoyance through rigorous scientific inquiry and experimental results. The cover features a distinctive blue geometric spiral design, and the text includes a new introduction written specifically for this edition by Dr. Rhine. A significant work for those interested in the history of psychic research and the origins of the phrase "extra-sensory perception."