Sentence examples for misperceptions in a from inspiring English sources

A recent study by Bertholet et al. (2011) found normative misperceptions in a random sample from a census of 20-year-old Swiss men.

The present study explored normative misperceptions in an adult general population sample of drinkers.

There is a misperception in a small fraction of the scientific community that duplicate submission is acceptable because it may take a long time to get a paper reviewed and because one of the papers can be withdrawn at any time.

One of the biggest misperceptions in our society is that a prerequisite for becoming a CEO is being selfish, ruthless, and callous.

Some research already demonstrates that brief interventions targeting normative misperceptions in general population samples have an impact (Cunningham et al., 2001; Wild et al., 2007; Cunningham et al., 2009).

"There are a lot of misperceptions in the United States about Asia, and about China in particular, and I hope to be able to help open up the debate a bit".

So did another misperception: that in a robust economy suffering labor shortages, removing the earnings limits would encourage senior citizens to work a lot more.

Brendan Nyhan, a government professor at Dartmouth College who studies misperceptions in politics, noted that Democrats should be more sensitive to those risks, given their criticism of Trump for sowing those same doubts about the authenticity of the election results.

"There is no dispute, but there is confusion, and confusion sowed by those with an interest in profiting from the confusion and creating misperceptions in the eyes of the American public that need to be cleared up".

Emotions, compelling associations, and strong expectations frequently cause illusional misperceptions in everyday life.

It's the opposite: People who pay attention to political news have worse misperceptions in almost every case.