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Cuestionario sobre CRV

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does “CRV” mean?

a)

Coordinated Remote Vision

b)

Controlled Remote Vision

c)

Creative Remote Vision

d)

Conceptual Remote Vision

2.

Who were the main scientists who collaborated with Swann to develop CRV?

a)

Hal Puthoff and Russell Targ

b)

Edwin May and Uri Geller

c)

Karlis Osis and René Warcollier

d)

Jim Popkin and Mark Pilkington

3.

In Phase 1, the viewer produces a quick “blip” on paper known as:

a)

Objective sketch

b)

Ideogram

c)

Layer graph

d)

Signal line

4.

What best describes the purpose of the ideogram in Phase 1?

a)

Map the emotional state of the viewer

b)

Record raw sensory impressions

c)

Outline the task protocol

d)

Verify the accuracy of the coordinates

5.

Which component is NOT part of the ideogram?

a)

A quick mark or line

b)

A unique keyword notation

c)

A detailed drawing

d)

A yes/no signal

6.

What is the standard time assigned for the ideograms in Phase 1?

a)

10–15 seconds

b)

30–45 seconds

c)

1–2 minutes

d)

5 minutes

7.

The training of Phase 1 emphasizes:

a)

Analytical reasoning

b)

Speed and spontaneity

c)

Color rendering

d)

Emotional control

8.

What term describes ignoring conscious analysis during Phase 1?

a)

Demagnetization

b)

Decoupling

c)

Submutation

d)

Disassociation

9.

The ideogram typically includes a "signal" line that indicates:

a)

Whether the target is animated or inanimate

b)

The level of confidence of the participant

c)

A yes (signal present) or no (signal absent) for psi data

d)

The geographical latitude

10.

What does a “null signal” suggest in Phase 1?

a)

Strong data

b)

No psychic information

c)

Contamination by analytical mind

d)

Incorrect protocol

11.

Phase 2 focuses on capturing:

a)

Emotional states only

b)

Sensory impressions (visual, auditory, etc.)

c)

Analytical deductions

d)

Color preferences

12.

What sense is typically registered first in Phase 2?

a)

Taste

b)

Smell

c)

Vision

d)

Hearing

13.

In Phase 3, spectators estimate:

a)

Coordinate accuracy

b)

Spatial relationships and dimensions

c)

Emotional intensity

d)

Color saturation

14.

The main objective of Phase 4 is to identify:

a)

Coordinates of the objective

b)

Emotional atmosphere and mood

c)

Analytical labels

d)

Physical measurements

15.

Phase 5 is often abbreviated as “AO”, which means:

a)

Analytical Overlap

b)

Automatic Output

c)

Environmental Observation

d)

Applied Ontology

16.

What is “analytical superposition”?

a)

Correct interpretation of data

b)

The intrusion of conscious analysis into psi data

c)

A technique of superposition in sketches

d)

A method to confirm impressions

17.

Phase 6: Conclusions and Integration (Q151–Q180)

a)

Repeat the ideogram

b)

Summarize findings in coherent prose

c)

Discard all sketches

d)

Perform statistical analysis

18.

Before CRV, Swann's early remote viewing experiments in ASPR involved:

a)

Target coordinates only

b)

Out-of-body beacon methods

c)

Bilocation

d)

Telepathy

19.

Which agency declassified many CRV manuals under FOIA?

a)

NASA

b)

CIA

c)

NSA

d)

DIA

20.

Which statement is accurate?

a)

He officially added four more stages.

b)

He never documented additional stages.

c)

He informally experimented with extra stages.

d)

The army removed two.