sentences:  Writers more inclined toward belief in psychic phenomena, such as Robert L. Morris of "The Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research", found the book lacking in some areas but useful in others.“The authors are to be commended for the effort they made to carry out their evaluation beyond a simple assessment of the literature they reviewed.As we shall see, however, their specific strategies and tactics leave much to be desired.” Morris recounts examples of miscommunication between the authors and researchers at Stanford Research Institute, and draws the conclusion that, "it is evident that those who wish to evaluate research results need to evolve better procedures for getting at the facts.