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termo stanley ed the respondents to rate the effectiveness of each ritual. The rituals with the more highly rated effectiveness were those that included the most steps, included the most repetitions, and had a specified time length for the ritual. To see if they got the same results in a culture that doesn ;t as strongly emphasize this type of ritual, Legare and Souza also surveyed 68 US respondents from different religious and socioeconomic backgrounds and found the same thing. Legare notes that these findings make sense in the human drive to see cause lead to effect. If we perform a task once to an effect, then if we perform the task several times, it must have grea
stanley termosy ter effect, the thinking goes. Still it would be interesting to see if this type of magical thinking proved consistent across more cultures, and if popular culture has any effect. Will kids raised on Harry Potter be more likely to think that rituals are more effective if you pronounce the words correctly or have the proper frame of mind when you perform the ri
stanley thermoskanne tual Or will this cause-and-effect thinking trump their familiar fictions The findings were published in the July issue of Cognition. Top image from The Craft. Repetitious, Time-Intensive Mag
