Nevertheless, anything that causes a character that is associated with some emotions, exclusive fear, and anxiety must be real. Since superstition does not manifest as madness or abnormality, it however can influence emotional effects. Mad people will behave weirdly because they are experiencing certain "real situations" in "their worlds" that we normal people cannot understand or visualize. To these people, these are real situations. Connecting this perspective with superstition, similar understanding/beliefs on normal people can affect thinking and acting characters of an individual. For instance, a businessperson will engage in finding luck before presenting a proposal instead of preparing. It is evident that, irrespective of his abilities, he will fail at some instances like lack of proper communication. This person will end up failing to perform because the belief that certain rituals will be beneficial, ends up manifesting in a negative manner,...

This person is thinking that superstition has real benefits, such that he fails to play his part trusting the power of superstation, and sacrificing his performance. It preoccupies good thinking and the results in reality will be lack of proper decisions. These are real manifestation of superstition in people and thus it is real, if not, then somebody can tell me what it is. I guess you agree with me.
Well looking at any known superstition/belief, human beings will always be illogical in their arguments about superstition and much as they argue otherwise. Depending on cultural backgrounds, different situations will be real, as superstitions while to others may not. Irrespective of what people might think or argue about superstition, it creates real situations that create an imbalance in the satisfying factors of a human being, affecting thinking orientation of the people to influence emotional, fear and anxiety in their lives.