Sentence examples for misconception identified from inspiring English sources

Another misconception identified in the text responses was confusion regarding how biological evolution works.

For those participants that held to the misconception identified in statement 6 (n = 19), 36.8% (n = 7) also shared the misconception described in statement 7.

For those participants adhering to misconceptions associated with both statements 20 and 4, 66.7% (n = 8) also held to the misconception identified by statement 2.

Many students (41%) demonstrated replication but with a number of errors, such as the fusion of maternal and paternal chromosomes (similar to the formation by fertilization misconception identified by Smith, 1991), the addition of extra arms on the acrocentric chromosomes, or end-to-end fusion of acrocentric chromosomes.

Among the common misconceptions identified by Meir et al. (2007) was the tendency for many students to misread the time axis on evolutionary trees.

Because the Bottlenecked Ferrets module was designed independently from the GeDI, the module does not specifically target all of the key concepts and misconceptions identified by Andrews et al. (2012) or tested in the GeDI (Price et al. 2014).

The learner model includes representations of both the user's subtraction abilities and any misconceptions identified (according to the subtraction studies referred to above) and is an open learner model (OLM a learner model that can be accessed in a user-understandable form).

Our framework includes the five broad categories of misconceptions identified during our qualitative analysis.

Such DDMC tests force a choice between a single correct answer and one or more misconceptions identified by researchers (Freyberg and Osborne, 1985).

Our findings concur with this, with a number of misconceptions identified about the negative impact of physical activity, such as high blood pressure or pain when one stops.

This national campaign includes messages to address key myths and misconceptions identified, specifically: Contraceptives cause weight gain; Contraceptives can cause infertility; Condoms are not effective in preventing pregnancy; Contraception is women's business; and Contraceptives can cause cancer.