Clairvoyance is the ability to perceive information about an event or object without the use of the known sensory channels. It is often associated with the ability to see things that are hidden or distant.

Telepathy is the ability to communicate thoughts or information directly from one mind to another without the use of any known sensory channels.

Psychokinesis is the ability to influence or move objects with the power of the mind without any physical contact.

Precognition is the ability to perceive or know about future events before they happen.

Intuition is not considered a type of Extrasensory Perception as it is a natural ability to make quick judgments or decisions based on past experiences and knowledge, rather than through paranormal means.

The scientific consensus regarding the existence of Extrasensory Perception is that it is a controversial topic with limited scientific evidence. While some studies have claimed to provide evidence for ESP, the majority of the scientific community remains skeptical due to the lack of consistent and reproducible findings.

A controlled experiment designed to test Extrasensory Perception typically involves having participants guess the order of a series of cards or symbols that are hidden from their view. This allows researchers to determine if participants are able to correctly guess the order of the cards or symbols more often than chance would predict.

Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings, thoughts, and experiences of another person. It is a natural human ability that allows us to connect with others on a deeper level.

Tarot card readings are not a method commonly used to study Extrasensory Perception in a scientific context. Ganzfeld experiments, remote viewing experiments, and meta-analysis of scientific studies are more commonly used methods for investigating ESP.

Mediumship is the ability to perceive or sense the presence of spirits or other supernatural entities. It is often associated with the ability to communicate with the dead.

The Ganzfeld experiments conducted by Charles Tart provided evidence for Extrasensory Perception by showing that participants were able to correctly guess the order of a series of cards that were hidden from their view more often than chance would predict.

Groupthink is the phenomenon where a person's thoughts or emotions are influenced by the thoughts or emotions of a group of people. It can lead to a lack of critical thinking and decision-making, as individuals may conform to the group's opinion even if they disagree with it.

Publication bias is not a common criticism of studies that claim to provide evidence for Extrasensory Perception. Publication bias refers to the tendency for studies with positive results to be more likely to be published than studies with negative results.

Remote viewing is the phenomenon where a person's thoughts or emotions are influenced by the thoughts or emotions of a distant person. It is often associated with the ability to perceive information about a distant location or event without any physical contact.

Tarot card readings are not a common method used to investigate Extrasensory Perception in a scientific context. Ganzfeld experiments, remote viewing experiments, and meta-analysis of scientific studies are more commonly used methods for investigating ESP.