Illusory Correlation Identification Quiz

This quiz is designed to assess whether you experience the cognitive bias known as illusory correlation, which involves perceiving a relationship between variables even when none exists.

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During a team meeting, you notice that whenever a certain colleague speaks up, the meeting tends to run over time, but data shows this isn't consistently true. How do you interpret this observation?

It seems like a coincidence and doesn't affect my view of their speaking.

I definitely feel this person causes meetings to run late.

I believe there has to be another factor involved.

I think it’s interesting, but I won't jump to conclusions.