Sentence examples for misperception as from inspiring English sources

Training of PHC workers needs to target this misperception, as well as properly addressing the concerns of PHC workers with regard to safe management of the small proportion of persons with MNS disorders who do pose a potential risk to others.

General Welsh, the Air Force chief, said his mission in China was to seek ways to "diminish the risk of miscommunication, misunderstanding, misperception, as we operate closer and closer to each other in the Pacific region".

We computed the unemployment misperception as: text{ugap} = m([a,b]) - u, (1).

Among women however, there were no differences between reflective norm estimates or the degree of misperception as a function of Greek status.

One might have expected countries with low unemployment rate to have a low misperception of unemployment, if we quantify the misperception as the difference between the levels of perceived and actual rates.

Dreams suggest that even in a best-case scenario of sensory perception (Stroud 1984), in which standard cases of misperception (as in seeing very small or faraway objects as too big or too small) can be ruled out and which consequently seem indubitably certain (Descartes 1641: I.6), sensory deception is possible.

Cause and effect run both ways, with our concern leading to our misperceptions as much as our misperceptions creating our concern.

"The way humans perceive language is according to schemas, which lead to misperceptions as much as perceptions".

Therefore, the threat of accident and misperception was as great as that posed by Communist aggression.

It will lead to the "othering" of children of color who may be given extra attention by teachers for monitoring purposes, which will ensure more bullying, bias, misperception, alienation, as well as racial and religious profiling.

"We should be challenging some of the misperceptions as a co-ordinated voice, helping people to understand what social workers do.