All the networks were worried about calling the race too soon, singed by the memory of misleading exit polls in 2004.
The Eagles' 56-point win over Geelong last week was one of the most misleading scorelines in recent memory with Adam Simpson's side managing a staggering 40 scoring shots to 14 in a dominant if wasteful showing.
Memory can be misleading, of course.
But growing numbers of people are finding that the internet's long memory can be misleading, malicious or plain wrong.
Psychologists have conducted studies on eyewitness testimony, for example, showing how easy it is to change someone's memories by asking misleading questions.
Even though both task versions were highly correlated with a well-established developmental measure of attentional capacity, CMT-Clown, which contained misleading cues, was a better measure of working memory capacity.
First, Reid argues that Locke's account is misleading due to confusion between the concepts of consciousness, memory and personal identity (IHM 1.3, 17; see John Locke, Essay Concerning Human Understanding 2.27.24, 345).
That is, images that are the products of imagination but which have a misleading air of familiarity to them, will count as memories on Russell's view as long as they are associated with a belief feeling.
This implanted what Hubbard termed "various misleading data"' (collectively termed the R6 implant) into the memories of the hapless thetans, "which has to do with God, the Devil, space opera, etcetera".
Therefore, we expected that interim testing would result in better memory performance for the original event and reduced misleading errors of commission when final testing occurred after 48 hours.
