Reducing the illusion of control when an action is followed by an undesired outcome.
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Illusions of causality: how they bias our everyday thinking and how they could be reducedSimultaneous acoustic stimulation of human primary and secondary somatosensory cortices using transcranial focused ultrasound.Exploring the factors that encourage the illusions of control: the case of preventive illusions.The Overestimation Phenomenon in a Skill-Based Gaming Context: The Case of March Madness Pools.Previous knowledge can induce an illusion of causality through actively biasing behavior.Causal Illusions in the Service of Political Attitudes in Spain and the United Kingdom.
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Reducing the illusion of control when an action is followed by an undesired outcome.
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Reducing the illusion of control when an action is followed by an undesired outcome.
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Reducing the illusion of control when an action is followed by an undesired outcome.
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Reducing the illusion of control when an action is followed by an undesired outcome.
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Reducing the illusion of control when an action is followed by an undesired outcome.
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10.3758/S13423-014-0584-7
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2014-08-01T00:00:00Z
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