An altered ‘perception of illusory control’ may help explain why some people are more superstitious than others. Some people are more prone to building associations between a particular action and outcome, with highly superstitious people more susceptible to causal illusions, suggests new study.

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An altered ‘perception of illusory control’ may help explain why some people are more superstitious than others. Some people are more prone to building associations between a particular action and outcome, with highly superstitious people more susceptible to causal illusions, suggests new study.