"Miller is widely perceived, incorrectly, as a naturalist," Herold remarks, "but Death of a Salesman is wildly experimental, as is All My Sons".
A senior Pentagon official, speaking on the condition of anonymity in order to describe the diplomatic communications with Russia, acknowledged that "this is delicate for us — because while we want to be supportive of the Georgians, and look forward to their contribution in Afghanistan, we don't want to be perceived incorrectly as supplying lethal capabilities that would elicit a Russian response".
Around the country, Muslims and those who were perceived, often incorrectly, as such, became targets of malicious and occasionally fatal attacks.
Alexander's answer is that we do not perceive the world incorrectly, but we can incorrectly apply partial perceptions to wholes.
But if people incorrectly perceive their interests, then the legislator may be misled in constructing the appropriate motivation.
We hypothesized that parents of preterm children would be more likely than parents of term children to incorrectly perceive their child's weight.
Vertesi places what many incorrectly perceive as a purely technological, asocial, non-interactive activity robotic planetary exploration squarely in the context of human behavior.
The social comparison effects might also mean that fewer normal weight individuals incorrectly perceive themselves to be overweight.
However, women may incorrectly perceive that they cannot become pregnant; approximately half of these women who were having regular intercourse reported not using birth control because they thought that they could not get pregnant (22).
Flight simulators have been used to train pilots to experience and recognize spatial disorientation, a condition in which pilots incorrectly perceive the position, location, and movement of their aircrafts.
Mangione-Smith and colleagues found that physicians incorrectly perceive patient questioning about whether or not they need antibiotics as indicating a desire for antibiotics, when in fact questioning was not associated with patient desire for antibiotics [ 18].
