Figure 5
From: The tendency to stop collecting information is linked to illusions of causality
Scatterplot depicting judgements of causality as a function of JtC measure in Study 1. The scatterplot shows causal judgements (vertical axis), and the number of beads drawn in the Beads task (horizontal axis), which assesses the JtC bias. The line fitting the data points displays a negative slope, indicating that those participants who required more information in the Beads task were also more accurate in their causal estimations. We added horizontal jitter to the data points to prevent overplotting.
