Sentence examples for having misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Having misconceptions about mode of transmission of HIV was negatively associated with condom use in extramarital sex.

Having misconceptions about modes of transmission is negatively and significantly associated with condom use in extramarital sex.

Such examples are useful for showing how natural selection works, for establishing connections between genetics and evolution, and for creating cognitive conflict within students having misconceptions.

Similar proportions of subjects having misconceptions with respect to HIV related issues have been identified in previous studies from industrialized as well as non-industrialized countries [ 12, 15, 17, 18, 20, 21].

In model M2, the belief that condoms protect against STI/HIV and unwanted pregnancies, not being embarrassed about buying condoms in public, and not having misconceptions about mode of transmission of HIV were significantly related to condom use in extramarital sex.

"They have misconceptions of what the area looks like now," he said.

He said consultants who helped businesses relocate had misconceptions about New York.

Most callers had misconceptions about Islam and wanted to learn more about their Muslim neighbours.

After the interview, Hunt said Mr Nixon had "misconceptions about possible blackmail attempts".

Even I had misconceptions around HIV until I trained as a nurse and learned the science behind it.

"I believe the homeowners have misconceptions about us," said Ms. Braswell, 63. "We are just people like they are".