But when you think about using Twitter primarily from your smartphone, there's a misconception in that we're disarmed to think it is just like a text, even though we've got all of these followers who then receive that text message as it's broadcast".
Outright prejudice, along with a continuing misconception in society that links gay men working in schools and paedophilia, can also play a part, he says.
The administration is also attempting to combat the misconception in Central America that unaccompanied children, once in the U.S., can stay in the country under President Barack Obama's policies.
To address research question 2 for study 2, we assessed students' expression of misconceptions in the classes that used either module version as indicated by their selection of distractor answer options on the graded questions (as in study 1).
The objective of this paper has been to identify and explore some persistent misconceptions in evolutionary biology that are broadly found not only in textbooks and popular science publications, but in scientific journals and books.
Finally our education aims to address barriers and misconceptions in a manner that enhances participants' comprehension and belief in the beneficial effect and achievability of falls prevention behaviours.
"There is a misconception in Australia that because the former National Soccer League was poorly run there were no competent football administrators," said Foster.
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There's a misconception in retail that you need to gain new customers all the time when in reality, repeat customers are what any business should aim for.
There is a widespread misconception in IT that putting workloads in the cloud is the new "nirvana". The myth promises a modern environment where costs are low and predictable, quality is high, concerns are minimal and choices are plentiful.
