Tychokinesis

Tychokinesis is related to and encompasses Probability Manipulation, often known as Micro-Telekinesis (as opposed to Macro, which is the more commonly known ability to move and manipulate objects).

Tychokinesis is the ability to mentally and alter stochastic fields, which affect the chance of one event or another, thus generating good or bad luck. In probability theory, a stochastic field is one whose state is non-deterministic. The subsequent state of a stochastic field is determined both by the user's predictable actions and by random elements. With this ability one could even use stochastic fields to set events into motion (as long as there is a chance of it happening anyway), causing normally-improbable things to happen, or normally-likely events to not happen. This could be positive or negative for either side.

In quantum mechanical terms, this may actually be an inversion of the observer effect, where observation of a quantum waveform causes it to collapse into a definite state. In this case, the observer - the user - seems to be able to choose which of the possible states the waveform will collapse into, bending chance to his or her will.