The article also misattributed the information given to the author.
Correction: May 14 , 2002 Tuesday Because of an editing error, an article on Saturday about an Indian-American motel owner in Winslow, Ariz., and a competitor, who advertises her own motel as "American owned and operated," referred incorrectly to 17,000 United States hotels and motels whose owners are of Asian descent and misattributed the information in some copies.
Genetic counselors confront dilemmas about keeping or revealing secrets, for example, involving the diagnosis of a child's condition or misattributed paternity that modifies genetic risk information within families (Biesecker 1997).
Clarification: Due to conflicting information in the sources, this post initially misattributed a quote made by Logan Gibson to Brian Hoover.
Revealing misattributed paternity has long been a concern in sharing pedigree information, but additional issues are raised by ancestry testing.
The show catalog is packed with all kinds of fascinating essays, images and bits of information about the history of faked, forged, copied, replicated and misattributed artwork.
The findings suggest a susceptibility to what are called source errors, misattributing sources of remembered information by, say, confusing a scene from a barely remembered movie with a dream.
There is significant debate over disclosing incidental findings in genetic research, although the moral obligation to disclose information about pre-symptomatic conditions or neoplasia syndromes is distinct from disclosing misattributed paternity [ 147, 148].
Correction: August 25, 2000, Friday An article on Aug. 16 about new information on a 1960's sex scandal in Britain that involved the Duchess of Argyll misattributed a lyric written for "You're the Top," the Cole Porter song inspired by the duchess.
We inserted additional information, sources, and editions for the three fugues F 18.06S, 18.07S, and 18.08S by Gottlieb Muffat, misattributed to Frescobaldi.
