Sentence examples for an incorrect knowledge from inspiring English sources

Findings revealed that kindergarteners learned more from experimentation in both PM conditions and the VM condition whose participants had correct prior knowledge of what a balance beam does than in the VM condition whose participants had an incorrect knowledge of what a balance beam does.

This technique will acquire the more general knowledge that should be used for extending, updating and improving an incomplete and partially incorrect knowledge base (KB).

Not all false information goes on to become a false belief — that is, a more lasting state of incorrect knowledge — and not all false beliefs are difficult to correct.

While citizens' inability or unwillingness to use the facts they know in their political decision making may be frustrating, their acquisition and use of incorrect "knowledge" pose a far greater threat to a democratic political system.

Students' incorrect knowledge poses a challenge to learning, because it comes in many forms, ranging from a single idea to a flawed mental model that is based on incorrect understandings of several interrelated concepts (Chi, 2008).

Given considerable external competition from messages promoting the benefits of alcohol use, a one-off program that modifies incorrect knowledge and alters perceptions of binge drinking as a fun, recreational activity represents an important step.

Examples of student responses are presented below to illustrate that students often started with little to no knowledge about the subject, and in some cases started with incorrect knowledge, but gained a greater familiarity with the data-collection method and how it is used to monitor volcanoes after participating in the MMM activity.

In the multivariate logistic regression model, a lower level of education and incorrect knowledge of the definition of stroke were associated with poorer knowledge of important stroke warning signs.

The third and fourth conditions included students who had an incorrect prior knowledge of what a balance beam does and who were also given PM and VM, respectively, to use.

Clinicians reported that patients have no or incorrect knowledge about glaucoma and its symptoms ("A strong non-compliance factor is the non-understanding of the disease by the patient; there is no need to take treatment, I don't feel symptoms*"; "Just preconceptions they have about going blind basically and that is associated with the word glaucoma").

There are a variety of reasons why the answer is incorrect ranging from incorrect knowledge to information vagueness to incompleteness.