Given the positive relationship between education and myths and misconceptions on the one hand and the findings about education and exposure to radio, print and television on the other hand, there seem to be a confirmation of a kind.
The women, however, believed that their male partners have poor attitudes to FP, based on a combination of culturally-influenced beliefs that favour high fertility and son-preference on the one hand, and misconceptions on the other hand.
I expect to see the police and CPS to bring similar cases to court in an attempt to correct public misconceptions on where the law stands".
Another survey, conducted this year by two Four A's members, Colle & McVoy and Partners & Napier, found considerable misconceptions on those subjects among the target audience.
But beginning in Virginia in 1994 and in Kentucky in 1995, farmers and officials of the health groups met in halting, initially contentious talks that did much to clear up misconceptions on both sides.
Students choosing which subjects to study, and what careers to enter on leaving university are keen to make good decisions for the future – so we need to start challenging misconceptions on pay and conditions.
Re "The Road to Chapter 11 Is Littered With Misconceptions" (On the Contrary, Feb. 3), in which Daniel Akst, discussing Kmart's problems, said businesses should know their consumers' tastes: As a supplier to Kmart from the days of its first stores, I think the reason for its problems is much simpler: a lack of discipline.
Misconceptions on Boiling and Evaporation are frequently encountered.
There are however misconceptions on the causes of climate change and variability.
On Mednet experts can put their answers out there, clear up misconceptions on research and clinical practices".
I've seen some misconceptions on social media that it's going to be shining a light at your face.
