telergic

In active telepathy, for example, Myers postulated what he called a "telergic" effect.

Telergic effects were part of what Myers called the achievement of the will, phenomena that he considered as starting inside the body and ending with their emergence from it to affect other bodies, both organic and inorganic: In the first place we have hyperboulia;--the extension of the Will's power over tissues in the organism which its mandates have ordinarily failed to reach.

Perhaps psychophysiological studies could test for the concept of telergic action.

On the centenary of Frederic W.H. Myers's Human Personality and Its Survival of Bodily Death