Even when people are shown nothing but a random mix of results,they still like to believe one outcome is more likely than the other.This tendency illustrates a concept known as

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This tendency is known as illusory correlation, where people perceive a relationship between variables (typically people, events, or behaviors) even when no such relationship exists. It illustrates how individuals can believe in patterns or outcomes that are not actually present, based on their expectations or beliefs rather than on objective evidence.

Even When People Are Shown Nothing but a Random Mix