l@4 To: File Subject: SI and H Experimentation2 9 January 1952 On Wednesday, 9 January 1952, SI and H experiments wer i d RoorL 0 m iiitb se 2 d thi@-, wa-s-the iz4,tial visit of the Mi it'was decided that a basic exp-l-'-Patlo*n 0 ubjects befde4 tests for suggestibility were begun. All subjects were carefully instructed in the nature of' the work carried on in this 2office, were cautioned as to the secrecy of the matters invqlved, and the use of volunteer subjects in our experi-mental work. Specific details and secret, technical matters were,.of course, omitted. The first test. made on all subjects was the standard "falling none of the subjects were particularly suggestible to the bagk" test; 2 testt although all experienced a slight swaying. The second test run was the standard "hand raising" test and,in each case, each subject succeeded in respond' to the. test. Of particular note, is the fact tha, I re- sp6nding to the test, raised her left hand w @'eat facility while 2 9 her right hand was hardly responsive at all. A full explanation of this phenomena will be sought after a greater depth has been reached in the subjects. After the conclusion of the first two tests, a genera 1 discussion was again held,and a ve sl -la,&ation te-są,*-was run on all three subjects. In this c s an eac e a reasonably good relaxation, bu St u unately, seized by a -from spell of coughing an was r6Venti@d completing the relaxation 2 exercise. The evening's work was concluded after a short discussion on gener&lmatters at approximately 9:00 PM. '-.,,.Comments In the opinion oi altilm@ he first tests were about normal a nd f 1 1 @@l-ong h tic line se of nd cou dicted, o f k' JI J