Fred Plotkin, an Italy expert who is working on a book, "In the Footsteps of Michelangelo," to be published by Crown next year, said it was not surprising that Michelangelo's thriftiness was sometimes erroneously perceived as financial hardship.
For this reason, changes in work environments can cause accidents when they allow operators to interact with a new device if the latter is erroneously perceived as familiar.
For teachers who view mathematics as a set of skills layered upon a real-world context, problem solving may be erroneously perceived as a correct application of tools instead of an integrated instructional experience (Lesh et al. 2000).
The shift may be alternatively an attempt to align the body with a vertical reference which should be erroneously perceived to be tilted from true earth vertical in lesioned rats.
Active walking may even be erroneously perceived as a sign of being socioeconomically disadvantaged among the urban African elites.
For example, lack of reaction on the part of a PCP may be erroneously perceived by a patient as a negative response, when in fact the PCP believes no reaction to be an indication of normalizing the disclosure.
Within these model frameworks, full compliance with voluntary home quarantine recommendations is often assumed, perhaps erroneously given perceived inconvenience [ 12].
We are not saying that Cruyff is guilty of stealing the copyright, for Johan is an honourable man, but it is certainly the case that most perceive him – erroneously – as the inventor of this ingenious manipulation of the rules.
This presumably is because they do not perceive the cough to require medical attention, or they erroneously ascribe their chronic cough to smoking and is consistent with the very low proportion of current smokers (2%) who presented in this survey.
