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-	'''Illusory correlation''' is the phenomenon of perceiving a [[correlation|relationship]] between variables (typically people, events, or behaviors) even when no such relationship exists. A false association may be formed because rare or novel occurrences are more [[Salience (neuroscience)|salient]] and therefore tend to capture one's [[attention]].	+
-	==See also==	+	{{Redirect category shell|
-	* [[Apophenia]]	+	{{Ralterlang|la|en}}
-	* [[Clustering illusion]]	+	{{R from related word}}
-	* [[Cognitive bias]]	+	{{R printworthy}}
-	* [[Confirmation bias]]	+	}}
-	* [[Cum hoc ergo propter hoc]]	+
-	* [[Observer bias]]	+
-	* [[Observer-expectancy effect]]	+
-	* [[Pareidolia]]	+
-	* [[Post hoc ergo propter hoc]]	+
-	* [[Radical behaviorism]]	+
-	* [[Subject-expectancy effect]]	+
-	* [[Superstition]]	+
-	* [[Thin-slicing]]	+
-	* [[Spurious relationship]]	+
-	{{GFDL}}	+	[[Category:Latin logical phrases]]

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