This psychic test can be used by those working toward developing psychic abilities and by those seeking psychic tests to measure their current abilities. It has the added benefit of being able to be used to train psychokenetic abilities by attempting to change the outcome of the toss and/or precognitive abilities by attempting to know the outcome of the toss, before it physically happens.

The only equipment you will need for this psychic test is a coin with a clearly defined head and tail side. The come United States quarter works fine for this. You will also need a score pad to track your results.

To test your current abilities, your goal with the coin toss will be to know what the outcome of the toss will be prior to physically tossing the coin. You do not want to attempt to change the outcome in any way.

Your score sheet will include two columns, one of correct answers and one for incorrect answers. With each toss of the coin, place a tick mark in the column to show your answer was correct or not.

To test your psychokenetic abilities or just exercise them, your goal will be to physically change the outcome of the coin toss. Chose whether you want every toss to come out heads or tail and use nothing but brain power to attempt to affect the outcome of the toss.

Your goal in both cases is to score significant over the score that would accepted as pure chance. In this case, since there are but two outcomes, chance would be 50/50. Either you are wrong or right.

The only way to know if you are showing a statistical anomaly is to do enough trials to prove the anomaly. This means you would need to run at the very least, several hundred trials because at any one time you could have a run of 15, 25 or more correct answers, yet it is still chance at work. It is only by showing an above chance score over the course of hundreds or even thousands of trials that it can be proved.

I suggest you work in groups of 100 trials, keeping score for both for the individual 100 trials set and an overall score. This will allow you to see if on some days your score is well above average or well below, which may help you determine specific techniques you have tried are increasing or decreasing your score.

The procedure is nothing more than determining if you are going to attempt to influence or predict the outcome, then tossing the coin at least 100 times and logging whether you were successful or not for each attempt.

Keep in mind 50/50 would be pure chance however a running score of 53/47 or even 55/45 would not be a statistical anomaly. You are looking for score more like 60/40 or 65/35 to show a defined ability.