Sentence examples for misconceptions for example from inspiring English sources

This context effect has been observed with other science misconceptions; for example, in physics where Mildenhall and Williams (2001) found that students' use of Aristotelian or Newtonian concepts of motion was not consistent and, in fact, depended on the magnitudes of the quantities (forces, masses, etc).

Others detailed how their misconceptions, for example, around the causes of T2D were resolved by asking the trainers.

Thoughtful counseling to help clients select a method, discuss its characteristics, and dispel myths and misconceptions (for example, that implants might migrate within the body).

There may be multiple-choice items, however, that do a sufficient job of capturing student misconceptions, for example, due to the way these items are developed (see Introduction above and the Genetics discussion by Smith and Knight).

And some researchers justify their choice of misconceptions; for example, Fisher and Moody (2002) used several alternative terms but selected misconceptions as their primary term "to underscore the cognitive transformation required in order to achieve the scientific view" (p. 56).

One misconception, for example, was believing they could not shower while menstruating, researchers learned.

Common misconceptions are, for example, that dementia only affects older people, who may already be viewed as failing physically, and this compounds the negative stereotype.

The therapeutic misconception scale, for example, contains all inaccurate statements, despite piloting both accurate and inaccurate items [ 13].

There are many misconceptions about feminism, for example, that feminists hate men, that they are ugly, unattractive, that men can't be feminists.

Same as mentioned in previous studies and articles, they possess some misconceptions of DI; for example, they think DI is one kind of "instructional strategy or method", which is similar to other instructional strategies (or methods).

Some (17/32 males focus groups and 13/32 female focus groups) noted that people were ignorant or had misconceptions about vaccination, for example: " Some people say that in earlier times children were never vaccinated, but they still managed to survive" (Female focus group).