Sentence examples for one misconception from inspiring English sources

These reductions in misconceptions between pre and post-tests could have occurred because students shifted their responses from one misconception on the pre-test to a different misconception on the post-test.

On the other hand, 14.8% had at least one misconception about the mode of transmission of HIV, including eating and drinking with infected individuals.

One misconception about social psychology is that it focuses so much on external influences on the self that it denies individual responsibility.

One misconception that makes people hesitate to file bankruptcy is the impact on their credit.

We asked the community on the HuffPost Religion Facebook page if they could get rid of one misconception about their religious or secular tradition, what would it be?

But that's just one misconception she's trying to clear up in her new reality series on OWN, "Life with La Toya".

One misconception is that it is similar to male circumcision.

But I wanted to correct one misconception in his review.

One misconception is that Texas wants to bolt the Big 12.

"One misconception is that unions are strong in the public services but not in private.

There is one misconception and one matter of interest I would like to point out.