👉 Causativity is a concept in psychology that describes how an event or behavior appears to have a cause, even though there is no direct evidence of such a cause. This can be seen as a form of confirmation bias, where individuals are more likely to attribute certain behaviors or events to their own mental states than to those of others. Causativity is often used in the context of experimental psychology to study causal relationships between variables. In studies that use observational and controlled experiments, researchers may manipulate one variable
