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Nope because PhotoReading is a trademarked name belonging to a private company. Such research would be endorsing the company. It would raise the question of whether Learning Strategies paid for the positive review and why a scientific research group is spending money on this. The only reason why they would is to see if it is valid for their business. In which case they are not obliged to release it to the public.
Well LSC must be quite a wierd corporation then. Citing an actual study, whether financed by LSC or not, would get LSC many customers. That's one of the favorite techniques of advertisers, to cite a study proving whatever point they want. They don't need to give details. It's like the studies on marijuana, they don't mention the fact that they gave monkeys twenty joins, just that monkey suffered damage from it. If results get called in question eventually there would be multiple independent studies performed.
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Results will remain anecdotal won't they?
That'd be enough for me, hell if it really works I'd make everyone I know buy a book on photoreading.
[This message has been edited by sheeggy (edited April 14, 2005).]
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