The same misperception persists on the economic impact.
While some groups may advocate their cause by claiming royal support or advancing the notion of the palace's involvement in politics, The Economist should not fall into this trap, let alone perpetuate the same misperception.
She calls up the ghosts of Vietnam: "The failure to understand the complications of Iraqi political culture, with or without Hussein, threatens to spring the same trap of misperceptions that ensnared the United States in Vietnam," she writes.
This association existed independently of obesity level at baseline, indicating that misperception has the same effect in overweight and obese individuals.
32 Their validity was supported by our previous findings on a positive association with a weight misperception using the same sample.
Donaton: There's a misperception, I think, that the same content and audience trust rules that apply to other media forms don't apply to the Internet.
Stephan Lewandowsky, a psychologist at the University of Bristol whose research into misinformation began around the same time as Nyhan's, conducted a review of misperception literature through 2012.
Nevertheless, Fig. 2 shows that countries with the same unemployment rate can have widely different average levels of misperception of the unemployment rate consider the examples of Sweden versus Great Britain or Estonia versus Hungary.
It found mistrust and misperceptions, frustrations and tensions; it even looked inward, discovering much the same in its own newsroom.
Another article in the same issue, "Are EDCs Blurring Issues of Gender?" (Hood 2005), echoes this misperception concerning phthalates and plastic food packaging.
