Sentence examples for distorted perception of from inspiring English sources
The present study aimed to test the utility of a novel behavioural experiment designed to correct distorted perception of sleep among patients diagnosed with primary insomnia.
Suicide and depression rates have dramatically increased in young populations within the past 30 years, and can be linked not to a decline in access to mental health services (although this is an issue that needs dire attention), but to a newly emerging and distorted perception of what "good" mental health means.
DD removed the distorted perception of this diagnosis, which would have led to a defensive attitude to disease and thus would have compromises adherence.
Our data does not reveal whether the copycats really had been victimized by their peer or whether their experience of being bullied related to distorted perception of social interaction.
A lot of decisions are based on this group phenomenon, one that produces a distorted perception of reality.
John Folse calls it "the blackened redfish moment" — that tipping point when a distorted perception of Cajun food started spreading around the globe.
Similarly, Mrs. Clinton's occasional missteps, combined with attacks on her trustworthiness, have distorted perceptions of her character.
Addressing Clinton's poor poll ratings regarding trust and favourability, it said: "Mrs Clinton's occasional missteps, combined with attacks on her trustworthiness, have distorted perceptions of her character.
Here, claims about the external (as opposed to wholly internal, or brain-based) sources of dreaming are also more clearly connected to the claim that sensory and in particular bodily experiences in dreams are distorted perceptions of external objects.
The effect was stronger in people whose answers on a survey hinted that they had distorted perceptions of how gambling works; for instance, those who answered affirmative to statements such as, "Specific numbers and colors can help increase my chances of winning".
No. 1: Distorted perceptions of African Americans destructively inform their realities.
