Sentence examples for misconceptions and beliefs from inspiring English sources
Epilepsy is one of the most common serious chronic brain disorders and is poorly understood by the public and has been associated with numerous misconceptions and beliefs.
Evolution teaching and learning are traditionally considered challenging for various reasons, including learners' misconceptions and beliefs or learners and teachers' lack of understanding of the nature of science.
The misconceptions and beliefs in the community about eye conditions reported by staff in this study may partly explain delay in accessing eye services for children.
Studies have revealed that parents have several misconceptions and beliefs about fever, its role in illness, and its management [ 2, 3].
As it happens in most developing countries, in Honduras some cultural factors can be related to this high HPV prevalence, especially lack of education; early start of sexual activity; multiparity; and the prevalence of attitudes, misconceptions and beliefs that constrain people from discussing diseases of the genital tract.
To assess and compare the local community knowledge of TB and HIV infection in rural western Uganda; 2. To determine predictors of high knowledge of TB and HIV infection; 3. To identify specific misconceptions and beliefs that may influence the utilization and effectiveness of TB services.
In fact, they are beneficial, as they often uncover misconceptions and maladaptive beliefs.
Here are 10 ways, or 10 New Year Resolutions, for the foster care system for this New Year. 1. Awareness and Advocacy There are a great many misconceptions and false beliefs about the foster care system.
Such an effort must be as open as possible, guarding against self-perpetrating misconceptions and false beliefs.
Misconceptions and negative beliefs might hinder seeking care for women with obstetric fistula.
Similar findings reported by previous studies found that there were lack of knowledge, fear, misconceptions, and fatalistic beliefs among women [ 38].
