He says that he wants to correct "misperceptions".
Companies have little incentive to correct misperceptions because large job cuts appeal to investors and Wall Street analysts looking for signs of aggressive cost-cutting.
They knocked down the towers!' " For a few years, Smith's business partners have been trying to fund a reality-television show about him, which according to one rationale would help correct misperceptions.
Among its duties, as laid out in the Travel Promotion Act passed by Congress in 2010, is "to identify, counter, and correct misperceptions regarding United States entry policies around the world".
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He added, "The purpose of the calls, in addition to going over the nuts and bolts of the revised protocol, is to provide the overall purpose and objective of the revisions made, to clarify potential ambiguities and to correct misperceptions and misconceptions".
Clearly, in the short term, active protection by health promotion is warranted to correct misperceptions about safety and efficacy of BWs and causality of incidents and injuries.
The results support the value of information campaigns to correct misperceptions about the accuracy of HIV testing, and that relatively modest amounts of money may be sufficient to incentivize at-risk populations to test for HIV.
Finally, the strong association of WTA with participants' perception of test accuracy points to the potential value of information campaigns to correct misperceptions about the accuracy of HIV testing [66].
It is essential to address fears in effective, specific ways that reassure and correct misperceptions.
