"negative ideas" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to concepts, beliefs, or thoughts that are considered pessimistic, harmful, or detrimental. Example: The media often perpetuates negative ideas about success, portraying it as solely based on material wealth and status rather than personal fulfillment and happiness.
Research has shown that paranoia may directly build on negative ideas about the self.
In other words, negative ideas about autism — not anything inherent to autism itself — lead to negative family outcomes.
If stress and worry are blocking you from connecting to happy thoughts, write down the negative ideas on a worry pad to divert your brain from obsessive rumination.
While some students expressed that the study was enjoyable and applicable, some others stated some negative ideas because of the test anxiety.
Patrick says he hopes the project will change negative ideas about looked-after children, but adds that that is not the biggest benefit.
He said that non-Western women, free from negative ideas about labor, gave birth more easily, and he recommended using fewer medical interventions.
This only alienates teenage girls who already have a negative idea of what it is to be a "computer geek".
Utopia began from this pessimistic assumption, and one could argue that it has remained on some level a negative idea.
Brexit is, in large part, an expression of this negative idea of identity: English is not immigrant, not European, not the saboteurs and enemies within.
Despite starting with a broadly negative idea of the Nixon administration ("like, 'Who are these weird villains? They're such squares!'"), she became increasingly intrigued by the nuances of the people she came to think of as "our guys".
"This sale indicates that outside investors don't have a negative idea about the East End, and don't come in with an inbuilt prejudice against it," he says.
