<P> A parallel effect occurs when people judge whether two events , such as pain and bad weather , are correlated . They rely heavily on the relatively small number of cases where the two events occur together . People pay relatively little attention to the other kinds of observation ( of no pain or good weather ) . </P>
<P> A parallel effect occurs when people judge whether two events , such as pain and bad weather , are correlated . They rely heavily on the relatively small number of cases where the two events occur together . People pay relatively little attention to the other kinds of observation ( of no pain or good weather ) . </P>
what is an example of an illusory correlation
what is an example of an illusory correlation
when people judge whether two events , such as pain and bad weather , are correlated
when people judge whether two events , such as pain and bad weather , are correlated