Sentence examples for such misperception from inspiring English sources

This study compares consumers' self-perceived diet quality with calculated diet quality to assess the degree of consumer misperception regarding one's own diet quality and to identify factors associated with such misperception.

For those who underestimate the unemployment rate, in turn, we cannot reject the hypothesis that such misperception has no impact on their perceived likelihood of being unemployed in the next 12 months.12.12

The frequency of such misperception declined as socioeconomic status rose, indicating that families with more resources were more likely to have heightened awareness of healthy weight.

In addition, a considerable portion of cancer survivors perceived their cancer risk as lower than that of the general population, and such misperception of SPC risk were negatively associated with screening for SPC.

Such misperceptions might get in the way of good intentions.

Such misperceptions make a pretty good reason to be tight-lipped – anticipated death is not so hot for your career.

Such heuristics or cognitive shortcuts are hardly new: two decades ago the Guardian ran a TV advertisement that riffed on just such misperceptions.

Activists concocted the "first in the nation" primary last year precisely to parry such misperceptions, believing they could force candidates to debate their disenfranchisement before the national news media.

Ivanka's aesthetic differences from her father are often parsed as political differences, and she has made the most of such misperceptions.

Ironically, the more informal use of race used by the University of Michigan Law School could exacerbate such misperceptions.

Such misperceptions can manifest as inaccurate or inaccessible perceptual representations (Darwin et al. 1972; Näätänen & Winkler, 1999), which can be influenced by top-down factors such as attention, attributions of relevance, and interactions between short- and long-term memory processes (e.g., Zimmermann et al., 2016; Kidd et al., 2008; Gregg & Samuel, 2008; Cowan, 2001).