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Cultural traditions and misconceptions can thus stand in the way of recent evidence that challenges how things are done, and they can be an obstacle to implementing positive behavioural change (7, 8).
But research suggests stigma and poor misconceptions about mental health often stand in the way, preventing people from seeking the professional care they deserve.
"One of the big misconceptions of what conductors do is they stand there and beat time," Mr. Bicket said.
As a result, student misconceptions are often extremely complex and deeply rooted and not only stand in the way of student understanding in college science classes but also "are robust enough to have survived schooling" (Palmer 1999, p. 648).
Of course, everyone who identifies as queer has misconceptions hurled at them, but it always made sense to me to stand together instead of discounting other people's orientation".
Again, big Law & Order fan, but I do think that's a misconception that has created an idea in the public mind that criminal lawyers stand in the way of justice.
In treatment studies, the therapeutic misconception is the well-documented phenomenon of research participants mistakenly believing that they stand personally to benefit from the medical intervention being tested [ 24].
A curative misconception in HIV research would involve HIV-positive research participants falsely believing that they stand to be cured by the tested intervention.
These groups stand to face a disproportionate burden of the potential harms resulting from diagnostic misconception, which may include damaged trust in both doctors and researchers [ 5].
