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The sources retrieved for this question do not include Rogo’s paper on short-term ganzfeld stimulation. The five retrieved sources cover Rogo’s work on out-of-body experiences, near-death experiences, ketamine phenomenology, and parapsychology education — none of them is the ganzfeld study you’re asking about.

The paper you’re likely referring to is cited on the ESP-Nexus Watt et al. (2020) study-audit page as Rogo (1977), listed there among the small set of precursor experiments on precognitive ganzfeld protocols. That bibliographic reference confirms the paper exists in the literature and is recognized by the site as foundational precursor work in that area, but the retrieved excerpts don’t contain the paper’s text, methods, or results — so I can’t report its specific findings, sample size, or statistics without risking fabrication.

What I can tell you accurately:

• Rogo is recognized across ESP-Nexus pages as a significant figure in parapsychology, with work spanning spontaneous phenomena, OBEs, and experimental protocols.
• The 1977 ganzfeld paper is noted as one of only a handful of early precognitive ganzfeld experiments that later researchers (including Watt et al. in 2020) explicitly built upon.
• The Haunt Phenomena page and the Callum E. Cooper page also reference Rogo’s broader theoretical contributions, though neither covers the ganzfeld work specifically.

If you want the full detail on that 1977 paper, the Watt et al. (2020) study-audit page is the best current entry point on the site — it situates Rogo (1977) within the lineage of precognitive ganzfeld research and may lead you to the primary citation. You could also check the References section for the full bibliographic record.