Further support for their claim that learning processes are much more complex than replacement suggests comes from other studies showing that misconceptions once thought to be erased will often reappear (Bransford et al., 1999).
DeBartolo says that misconceptions linger from that time period: that he was forced to sell the 49ers to his sister, that he was barred from the N.F.L.
Smith et al. (1993) highlight that "misconceptions arise from students' prior learning, either in the classroom (especially for mathematics) or from their interaction with the physical and social world" (p.10).
Driver and Easley (1978, p. 62) point out that misconceptions arise from the "alternative frameworks" that students generate by trying to explain events in the physical world.
Key informants vocalized concern that misconceptions might prevent women from seeking help and/or providers from offering appropriate support.
Carlo Cavallone, executive creative director of the ad agency 72andsunny, told HuffPost that the existing model "comes from the misconception that the ultimate audience for sports is low-brow males who, ultimately, don't care about what women can really bring to the sport".
A shorter week, by contrast, removes us from the misconception that our jobs are the most important things in our lives, that we are indispensable, that somehow we need to work all the time in order to matter.
We should move away from the misconception that bullying is part of normal growing up and that it is acceptable.
Pacific bluefin tuna suffers from the misconception that its population is stable.
