() Which is because Sheldrake didn't truly make an effort to create randomized sequences, so instead they disregarded their positive results. On the other side, Sheldrake claims that positive results are not obtained because they are learning but because after running a couple trials it can be seen just like practicing, and practicing is known to make perfect. I would say that ten seconds does not give enough time for the individual to actually catch onto a pattern, they are moving so quickly they are not thinking about the patterns that may be occurring, they are focusing their attention to whether or not they are being stared
() Which is because Sheldrake didn't truly make an effort to create randomized sequences, so instead they disregarded their positive results. On the other side, Sheldrake claims that positive results are not obtained because they are learning but because after running a couple trials it can be seen just like practicing, and practicing is known to make perfect. I would say that ten seconds does not give enough time for the individual to actually catch onto a pattern, they are moving so quickly they are not thinking about the patterns that may be occurring, they are focusing their attention to whether or not they are being stared