認知的な制御感が落ちるとノイズ画像に幻覚をみやすくなる,という僕が好きなScienceの論文,youtubeにあがっている論文紹介ビデオがいい感じに尖っていて好きw Lacking control increases illusory pattern perception ! https://t.co/tjbVuXRm30 @YouTubeより 元論文 https://t.co/B23KD0XGK9
Lacking control increases illusory pattern perception.
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The overall tone reflects strong agreement, as seen in comments directly citing the research, such as 'Lacking control increases illusory pattern perception,' and references to applications like conspiracy beliefs and casino talks. Words like 'fascinating' and mentions of experiments emphasize engagement, highlighting how this psychological insight resonates across various social discussions and perceived real-world impacts.
Most discussions support the idea that feeling a lack of control heightens the tendency to see patterns where none exist, reflecting strong consensus.
While the core concept appears accessible, some comments show moderate curiosity, especially regarding applications in areas like conspiracy theories or casinos.
Numerous discussions delve into various implications, referencing experiments, examples of conspiracy beliefs, and specific phenomena like superstitions, indicating deep engagement.
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Abstract in brief
- Lack of control makes people more likely to see meaningful patterns or connections in random data, such as noise, stock info, conspiracies, or superstitions.
- This tendency is driven by a motivational need for structure, and reinforcing the self can weaken the link between feeling a lack of control and seeing false patterns.
- Despite appearing as different types of illusions, the study suggests these pattern perceptions share a common psychological motive related to feeling uncertain or insecure.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@JesparDalVar @BWiSfull Yes! Your comment is supported by scientific evidence: https://t.co/ikgh2CYKmY When people experience lack of control, they search for illusory patterns and are much more likely to believe in conspiracies.
@Bloop63997568 @jonathanstea @NjalDungBeard I wonder if it has been found elsewhere? https://t.co/G8aGdPwNk8 https://t.co/cS5NJpJ8NZ https://t.co/j8Jb87gJCI https://t.co/gQTzpZPEQI https://t.co/LDSYDW1Sgx So, reproduced many times.
@dvoryane Do you know about "Illusory Pattern Perception"? Fascinating stuff. I used to quote this article when I would present talks to the casino industry. https://t.co/BnIZ6QmSip
@wobblewoof https://t.co/3j49toygNE This is the kind of thing I had in mind!
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RT @yu_the_hippo: JA Whitson, AD Galinsky (2008) "Lacking control increases illusory pattern perception" Science 322 (5898), 115-117 https:…
"Participants who lacked control were more likely to perceive a variety of illusory patterns, including seeing images in noise, forming illusory correlations in stock market information, perceiving conspiracies, and developing superstitions." pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18832647/
Lacking Control Increases Illusory Pattern Perception www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
@JesparDalVar @BWiSfull Yes! Your comment is supported by scientific evidence: https://t.co/ikgh2CYKmY When people experience lack of control, they search for illusory patterns and are much more likely to believe in conspiracies.
@Bloop63997568 @jonathanstea @NjalDungBeard I wonder if it has been found elsewhere? https://t.co/G8aGdPwNk8 https://t.co/cS5NJpJ8NZ https://t.co/j8Jb87gJCI https://t.co/gQTzpZPEQI https://t.co/LDSYDW1Sgx So, reproduced many times.
when they believe in divine punishment but it is quite obvious that lacking control increases illusory pattern perception ……..
@rfinz https://t.co/3j49tohdLE
2/4 Conspiratorial beliefs are partially explained by “patternicity”: we find patterns where there are non. Humans exhibit more patternicity when feeling a lack of control (Whitson & Galinsky 2008). "Finding" a pattern can feel empowering. https://t.co/ESUYrEnZM8
RT @hideman2009: 認知的な制御感が落ちるとノイズ画像に幻覚をみやすくなる,という僕が好きなScienceの論文,youtubeにあがっている論文紹介ビデオがいい感じに尖っていて好きw Lacking control increases illusory pat…
認知的な制御感が落ちるとノイズ画像に幻覚をみやすくなる,という僕が好きなScienceの論文,youtubeにあがっている論文紹介ビデオがいい感じに尖っていて好きw Lacking control increases illusory pattern perception ! https://t.co/tjbVuXRm30 @YouTubeより 元論文 https://t.co/B23KD0XGK9
@dvoryane Do you know about "Illusory Pattern Perception"? Fascinating stuff. I used to quote this article when I would present talks to the casino industry. https://t.co/BnIZ6QmSip
@wobblewoof https://t.co/3j49toygNE This is the kind of thing I had in mind!
@BereftOfTheDial @CNN "look and see things and patterns that most people are not looking for" sounds like illusory patterns perception to me… https://t.co/IprVGkVIpw
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Los participantes de este estudio que carecían de control, tenían más posibilidades de percibir una variedad de patrones ilusorios(Ver imágenes en el ruido, formar correlaciones ilusorias en el mercado de valores,percibir conspiraciones, supersticiones...) https://t.co/II1UY5BJAT
この研究,このScienceの研究にインスピレーションを得たのだけど,この論文のプロモーションビデオが滅茶苦茶ぶっ飛んでいて,いい感じで好き Lacking control increases illusory pattern perception https://t.co/xsNBGqbTSW プロモーションビデオ https://t.co/yfkS5LaBBe https://t.co/iOi4JkPo20
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