Sentence examples for belief error from inspiring English sources

Interoception error was trend related to resting HR, r = .18, P = .05, and was significantly related to time estimation error, r = .38, P < .001, and HR belief error, r = .34, P < .001.001

Based on this model, the impact of demand belief errors on the game's equilibriums and their stability is investigated.

It is suggested that in order to avoid possible system instability, the design of players's adjustment speed, and the possible demand belief errors from different players must be taken into account.

A list of expectations (anticipated good answers, steps in a procedure) and a list of anticipated misconceptions (bad answers, incorrect beliefs, errors, bugs) are associated with each task.

That is its entire objective; the risk (a substantial one) is that it may miscalculate, since it is subject to false beliefs and errors in cognitive processes.

Thus the problem for both Descartes and Spinoza is not so much that of the epistemological idealist, i.e. to uncover what we contribute through our cognitive faculties to our conception of an object, rather their problem is to determine how it comes that we very often have a distorted view of what there is and are accordingly led to misguided beliefs and errors.

We need to explore how people change and are changed by systems [ 7] and use beliefs about errors [ 8] to maintain and develop safe and effective healthcare working practices.

He said some surgeons had "clearly a belief" that such errors would not occur with them, "and at most hospitals, that this isn't going to happen here".

Contrary to what seemed to be the popular belief, the critical errors were not all committed by the maligned tackle Wayne Hunter, although he was at fault for three sacks of Sanchez in the first half.

Figure 1 Heterogeneity of survival beliefs and measurement error.

Several features of this solution, though, are already prefigured in the Theaetetus, as we have seen: both the requirement that thought and speech be related only to what is, and the insight that the complexity of statements and beliefs allows for error to occur in the mismatch of the parts or the misapplication of one to the other.