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Keis Ohtsuka

Keis Ohtsuka, PhD is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology, Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia. He conducts research on cultural beliefs and superstition in luck and winning, culture and gambling and erroneous gambling-related beliefs.

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Superstitions And The Sports Fans Who Love Them

Fans and athletes alike love to delude themselves with bizarre sports rituals

The Chicago Cubs ended a curse with their World Series victory.

What do Lebron James, a lucky coin and a smelly goat have in common? They are all part of a rich tradition of sports superstitions.

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Superstitions And The Sports Fans Who Love Them

Fans and athletes alike love to delude themselves with bizarre sports rituals

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