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For example, research has shown people are more confident they will have a winning scratch-off lottery ticket if they pick the ticket instead of being given one by a clerk. Debriefing conversations with participants suggest that people remain unaware of these influences, as has also been observed in other studies.

Although participants are familiar with the underlying metaphors and related superstitious practices, they do not realize that this knowledge is applicable to the experiment and, needless to say, insist that they would never be influenced by such a thing. In the first experiment outlined in the paper, 59 business students at a North American university were brought in.

Half were asked to recall an incident in which they had good luck financially and the other half were asked to recall an incident of bad financial luck. Next, an ostensibly unrelated product evaluation study served as a cover story. All participants evaluated an antiseptic wipe. Half were told to use the wipe, the other half were told to form and impression of the product without using it. Product evaluation questions followed. Finally, the participants were given a managerial decision task.

Taking the role of a chief executive officer, they had to adopt or reject a product improvement recommendation based on two consequences of action. Under the second option, the product was modified, but profits would depend on acceptance by consumers. The researchers found those who recalled an unlucky incident and cleaned their hands and those that recalled a lucky incident and didn't clean their hands were more likely to select the riskier option.

Of those who recalled an unlucky incident and cleaned their hands, 73 percent selected the riskier option, while only 36 percent who recalled an unlucky incident and didn't clean their hands picked the riskier option. Of those who recalled a lucky incident, 77 percent who didn't clean their hands picked the riskier option, while only 35 percent who cleaned their hands selected the riskier option. Others claim that doing any washing of clothes or dishes around the New Year will wash away all your good luck.

It is unknown where the bizarre superstition originates, but what is more baffling is that so many people observe it. Some of the more staunch believers have been known to avoid washing even the dishes during this time for fear of the superstition coming true.

In some cultures, it is insisted upon that nothing should leave your home on New Years Day, not even the garbage. It is claimed that if you remove anything from your home, you are symbolically opening the gates for loss throughout the year.



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