The first was Waiting for the Barbarians, a parable about the use of falsely imagined enemies for social control.
Many falsely imagined that their pupils were doing well, the study found, and thus did not push them to achieve better.These problems have been perpetuated by an almost complete lack of accountability in education.
If there's one thing that economists, right and left, agree on, it is that, as Paul Krugman puts it, globalization "is not a problem we can address by lashing out at foreigners we falsely imagine are winning at our expense".
Tsongkhapa has been the subject of poor, misleading scholarship — particularly in the 19th century when so-called "Orientalist" scholars (e.g., Monier-Williams, 1888: 277, 277) falsely imagined him as a "reformer" who founded, or rediscovered, the rational and ethical school of original Buddhism.
Many people, like the woman in my painting class, falsely imagine disease and pain as afflictions confined to old age.
As much as we want to see the person who hurt us as an evil person -- as if they were a major exception to the rule, since we have falsely imagined a perfect world -- we need to realize that we're all an exception to the rule of perfection and expectation.
It was always falsely comforting to imagine that Trump's supporters were far away, marooned in economically distressed corners of the country, places so battered that, frankly, it was easy to understand why Trump appealed.
Because the boys could more easily imagine being falsely accused of rape, they were more empathetic toward the perpetrators than the victims.
An example for the formation of false memories at encoding is seen in errors that occur when a memory of an imagined event is later falsely remembered as a memory of a perceived event (e.g., [ 21, 28- 30]).
These results suggest that brain activity of the precuneus - which might indicate the engagement of visual imagery - during encoding can lead to falsely remembering something that was only imagined.
