Skeptical Inquirer — Volume 20.3
May / June 1996
Senior Researcher Comments on the Hundredth Monkey Phenomenon in Japan
by Markus Pössel & Ron Amundson
Volume 20.3, May / June 1996
Follow-up
The myth of the Hundredth Monkey Phenomenon was devised by Lyall Watson in 1979 and has been written about in Skeptical Inquirer
A Study of Fantasy Proneness in the Thirteen Cases of Alleged Encounters in John Mack’s Abduction
by Joe Nickell
Volume 20.3, May / June 1996
Investigative Files
Since Robert A. Baker's article appeared in the Skeptical Inquirer, a controversy has raged over his suggestion...
What’s That I Smell? The Claims of Aromatherapy
by Lynn McCutcheon
Volume 20.3, May / June 1996
Article
A small dose of aromatic oil may make for a pleasant experience, but the claims of aromatherapy go way beyond that.
Workshop Report: To Err Is Human
by Nancy Shelton
Volume 20.3, May / June 1996
Special Report
More than one hundred skeptics attended CSICOP's superb Human Error Workshop at the University of Oregon.
