A study was designed to investigate telepathic effects in dreams. A singleS, who had previously been successful in a similar study at another laboratory, spent 8 nights at the Maimonides Dream Laboratory. On each night, a target (art print) was randomly selected by a staff member (agent) afterSwas in bed. The agent spent the night in a distant room, attempting to influenceS‘s dreams telepathically, once the monitoring experimenters signaled that a dream period had begun. At the end of each dream period (detected by electroencephalogram-electrooculogram monitoring),Swas awakened by the experimenters and the dream report was elicited and tape-recorded. Only the agent was aware of the target content and he remained in his room throughout the night. Blind evaluations of target-dream correspondences by bothSand an outside judge produced statistically significant results supporting the telepathy hypothesis.