Sentence examples for certain misperceptions from inspiring English sources

But the business world often has certain misperceptions about workers 55 and older.

David A. Viniar, Goldman's chief financial officer, walked reporters through a thicket of numbers Friday in a conference call that the company held to "clarify certain misperceptions" about its positions with A.I.G.

Malpractice of ECT in Pakistan and its inaccurate media reporting raises certain misperceptions and beliefs which play a major role in the acceptability of ECT prescription.

However adolescents' misperceptions about certain techniques, such as aspiration and medication abortion, deemed safe by the World Health Organization and the Brazilian Ministry of Health, was unexpected [ 57, 58].

Whereas the latter is the core question driving this study, in this section, we provide a brief discussion of certain correlates of the misperception of unemployment.

"So you worry about misperceptions, sure.

Wrong I'm sure there were misperceptions about my condition.

This is not quite the same, of course, as saying that certain kinds of dream imagery involve a misperception of bodily changes or that dreaming as such is caused by bodily sensations.

It has been suggested that theory of mind deficit make unable schizophrenic subjects to interact effectively with their social environment, but that a lack of certain aspects of social cognition will lead to social misperceptions.

This confuses the brain's position sensors, tricking subjects into thinking that their heads are moving, and in certain phantom-limb and stroke patients the illusion corrected their misperceptions, at least temporarily.

Second, misperceptions persist among some medical professionals and among segments of the public that women are less affected by certain disorders or health conditions and, when affected, that women respond to the same treatment as men.