They are more likely to live in societies which hold mistaken or harmful views, such as that girls should not go to school.Conventional economic thinking assumes the poor will want to earn their way out of poverty.
Essentially, research participants might hold mistaken beliefs about how the research will be executed (TM1) or is designed in a manner to ensure direct benefits to them (TM2) [22].
Essentially, research participants might hold mistaken beliefs about how the research will be executed (TM1) or is designed in a manner to ensure direct benefits to them (TM2) [ 1].
Yunnanese respondents are significantly more likely to hold mistaken beliefs concerning transmission than members of the other groups: many Yunnanese women (41.9%) and men (34.2%) mistakenly believe HIV can be transmitted by sitting on a chair where an infected person has sat.
It added: "This approach reflected widely held, but mistaken assumptions about the stability of financial systems and existed against a backdrop of political pressures for a 'light touch' regulatory regime".
"This approach reflected widely held, but mistaken assumptions about the stability of financial systems and existed against a backdrop of political pressures for a 'light touch' regulatory regime," he said.
In other words, although Descartes held the mistaken view that the mind is capable of pure intellection, he did not hold its metaphysical counterpart that man is a pure mind.
However dispiriting or annoying this litany is, and whatever problems it presents to a woman studying or teaching Aristotle, it can be argued that Aristotle simply held a mistaken view about women and their capacities (as did most Athenians of his time).
The inevitable economic train wreck resulted from the deeply held and mistaken belief that prosperity in America is a given and our resources are limitless.
A higher proportion of cases also held a mistaken traditional belief that a non-infectious 'exhaustible' form of TB [ 20] could cause the disease (adjusted OR 1.69, 1.02 – 2.78).
