Bold areas indicate percentage of participants accepting the statement-related misconception.
51.3 26.3 11.8 2.6 7.9 0.0 Italicized data indicate percentage of participants accepting the statement-related misconception.
"People should accept the statement of sexuality by those who seek asylum.
Will you accept the statement that every actor I've ever met, known or heard of has had it?
If we accept the statement that "it's downright inappropriate to render a moral judgment" on slavery, we are more willing to accept slavery than George Washington was.
It seems that Burns Mantles yearbook was taken as the authority in this matter and that it led everybody astray through having accepted the statement of a press agent some years ago that "Abie" had had 2,532 Broadway performances.
Last night a Ukip spokesman said that, although it accepted the statement had been circulated, Farage had not "written or signed" it and was unaware that it ever existed.
Speaking a day after a border clash set off a fresh round of claims and counterclaims between the countries, Mr. Armitage said he accepted the statement by Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, that he was not aiding Islamic militants who were still crossing from Pakistan into Indian-held Kashmir.
Asked about the differences, the spokesman said the PM "obviously accepts the statement" from Mr Mitchell.
Analysis revealed there to be ten BEL Survey statements (2, 3, 5, 14, 16, 17, 18, 20, 22, and 23) in which the mean change in the number of misconceptions held by students whose teachers accepted the statement misconception was greater than that for students of teachers who rejected the statement misconception, producing a mean p =.36 (Table 9).
