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RE: Actually, you're both wrong about this.

You can't absolutely prove the null hypothesis statistically.

Forced choice tests appear to be more sensitive. Speculating about something called the unconscious mind, a term which carries a whole lot of baggage, may be interesting but doesn't change that.

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"However, unless one believes that forced choices have access to the entire subconscious mind, then one can not conclude from a failed forced choice test that no portion of the subject's mind was influenced by a sound."

And how would a failed non-forced choice test show that no portion of the subject's mind was influenced by a sound? I'm trying to get at your reasoning here.
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