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Illusory Correlation: Patterns that Mislead Our Minds
Illusory correlation explained through Loren Chapman's 1967 study on how false pattern perception distorts psychological evaluations.
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−elaborated by Ward Jenkins and Ward Ward in the 1960s
+elaborated by Harold Jenkins and William Ward in the 1960s
−Fischer Black and Myron Scholes' efficient market framework, developed…
+Eugene Fama's efficient market framework, developed in the late 1960s…
−in a 1996 meta-analysis in Psychological Science
+in a 1996 meta-analysis in Psychology, Public Policy, and Law
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