Sentence examples for misperceptions are corrected from inspiring English sources

Misperceptions are corrected and the participant's comprehension is assessed again.

Their total misperceptions of each other are corrected in a dialogue that teases the audience as much as the characters and leaves one laughing with, not at, these attractive and sad loners.

The research aimed to explore the extent to which the low and declining use of bus services reflected overly negative public perceptions of buses and whether, if key misperceptions could be "corrected" by persuasive messages, people might change their attitudes towards bus travel and increase their use of bus services.

"That misperception is being corrected," Dr. Barsh said.

Initial expectations of who would be pictured affected subsequent ratings—even though, theoretically, the misperception had been corrected twice, in the text itself and in the caption.

Initial expectations of who would be pictured affected subsequent ratings — even though, theoretically, the misperception had been corrected twice, in the text itself and in the caption.

"Correcting misperceptions is really a persuasion task.

Correcting normative misperceptions is one of the core components of some brief interventions for problem drinkers (Neal and Carey, 2004; Riper et al., 2009).

Correcting such misperceptions is assumed to produce behavioural changes and preventive measures based on this assumption has gained substantial popularity [ 18, 19].

Nevertheless, further research in this area would appear to be warranted, both to increase our understanding of why (and how much) heavy drinkers overestimate other's drinking and to explore whether correcting these misperceptions is an active ingredient in motivating change from problem drinking.

Could underlying fears of misperception be stopping us from correcting others in the first place?