Editing Pauli effect (section)

==Reactions==
For fear of the Pauli effect, experimental physicist [[Otto Stern]] banned Pauli from his laboratory located in [[Hamburg]] despite their friendship.<ref>Enz (2009), p. 152.</ref>

Pauli was convinced that the effect named after him was real.<ref name="Enz2002-150">Enz (2002), p. 150.</ref> He corresponded with [[Carl Jung]] and [[Marie-Louise von Franz]] about the concept of [[synchronicity]]. He also corresponded with [[Hans Bender]], lecturer at Freiburg university Institut für Grenzgebiete der Psychologie und Psychohygiene and the only [[parapsychology]] chair in Germany.<ref>Hans Bender und die Gründung des "Instituts für Grenzgebiete der Psychologie und Psychohygiene"Eberhard Bauer, September 1997. published in Jahnke, J., Fahrenberg, J., Stegie, R., & Bauer, E. (Hrsg.): Psychologiegeschichte: Beziehungen zu Philosophie und Grenzgebieten (Passauer Schriften zur Psychologiegeschichte; Bd. 12). München; Wien: Profil, 1998.</ref>

Jung and Pauli saw some parallels between physics and [[depth psychology]].<ref>Institut für Grenzgebiete der Psychologie und Psychohygiene, Bibliothek, Frei122-Z60 Zeitschrift für Parapsychologie und Grenzgebiete der Psychologie Band 4.1960/61, p.13</ref> Pauli was among the honored guests at the foundation festivities of the [[C.G. Jung Institute]] in [[Zürich]] in 1948. An example of the Pauli effect happened at the ceremony: As he entered, a china flower vase fell on the floor for no obvious reason. This incident caused Pauli to write his article "Background-Physics", in which he tries to find complementary relationships between physics and depth psychology.<ref name="meier2001-179">{{cite book |title=Atom and Archetype: the Pauli/Jung Letters, 1932-1958 |publisher=Princeton University Press |location=[[Princeton, New Jersey|Princeton]] |author1=Pauli, Wolfgang |author2=Jung, C G |author2-link=Carl Jung |others=ed. C.A. Meier |year=2001 |pages=179–196 |isbn=0-691-01207-5 |oclc=45757717}}</ref>