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Inaccurate perceptions of the crime rate are also problematic.

"But that's what a campaign's about," he added, meaning the changing of inaccurate perceptions.

People in the U.S. House and Senate have wildly inaccurate perceptions of our opinions and preferences.

It shows that senior congressional aides who help set their offices' legislative agendas have wildly inaccurate perceptions of their constituents' views.

We evaluate beliefs as true or false, memories as accurate or inaccurate, perceptions as veridical or illusory and so on.

A robust literature shows that many patients with advanced cancer have inaccurate perceptions of their prognosis, thus raising questions about whether patients are truly making informed decisions.

Lack of knowledge or inaccurate perceptions about computing careers and inadequate CS education are also contributors.

Repeatedly, the media has been singled out as the reason for inaccurate perceptions of black men and boys.

Any inaccurate perceptions are based on the way I told the story, and so I own them.

Unfortunately, outdated and inaccurate perceptions have held too much sway in defining Downtown Brooklyn's image.

It seems, then, that neurotic people and those with low self-esteem have inaccurate perceptions of reality.