Sentence examples for correct perceptions from inspiring English sources

How big an anxiety is this for you?DC: Hmm, look it is an anxiety, because you want to correct perceptions.

He spoke before the broadcast of a TV interview in which he admitted he must also work harder to correct "perceptions" that he promotes the interests of the rich.

Importantly, these findings suggest that personalized normative feedback designed to correct perceptions of peers' coping motivated substance use may have utility as a motivational component in larger interventions seeking to reduce LGBs' substance use.

Relative to the case with correct perceptions, assortativity neglect generates two mutually reinforcing departures: A "false consensus effect," whereby agents' perceptions of average characteristics in the population are increasing in their own type; and more "dispersed" behavior in society, which adversely affects welfare due to increased miscoordination.

Hence perceptual error is not strictly possible, though it is possible to misinterpret perceptual evidence and phenomena that many would regard as perceptual illusions are instead identified by Rand either as correct perceptions misinterpreted (e.g., optical illusions) or as non-perceptions mistaken for perceptions (e.g., dreams and hallucinations).

Where peoples' narratives of the risk, and their ability to describe volcanic systems, fails to replicate the 'official' line, cognitive analysis tends to be used to explain why correct perceptions are obscured (Slovic et al. 2004; Fischhoff et al. 2000, Fischhoff et al. 2000; Slovic 2000; Kerlinger and Lee 2000.

This simulation showes a correct perception of temperature distribution in PEMFC.

"There is a growing and correct perception that horses in this country are overmedicated," Ogden Mills Phipps, the chairman of the Jockey Club, said in a statement.

Faced with the widespread (and correct) perception that this is a highly regressive tax proposal, Hassett and his colleagues on the Council are clearly trying to shift the terms of the debate.

Marriage initiatives simply don't deal with the root problems: lack of marriageable men, stressors that break all but the strongest bonds, and the usually correct perception that one has little chance of breaking out of poverty.

This altered pH response can be explained by the correct perception of the external stimuli by the periplasmic domain, which are, however, incorrectly interpreted at the cytoplasmic side due to the missing linker.