Pre-stage-entrepreneurs start with over optimistic expectations of the performance of their ideas, which can blur their decision-making (Cassar2010).
E. Haavi Morreim, an ethicist at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine, said "If you don't show the bad along with the good, people can end up misinformed or with excessively optimistic expectations".
A forest of thousands of phones and point-and-shoot cameras protruded from the crowd, held by people with unrealistically optimistic expectations of their sensors' low-light capabilities.
Blue collar workers are associated with more optimistic expectations all over the distribution while for the self-employed there is a negative shift in the upper part of the distribution.
Those with unrealistically optimistic expectations of a trial outcome may overestimate their own PS scores in order to meet trial entry criteria.
On the other hand, persons with less optimistic expectations regarding ChEI might see the cautious prescription of ChEI for these patients as a sign of sensible consideration of probable benefits and disadvantages.
These different motivations underpinning recruitment and retention have been recognised [ 32], with initiation motivations relating to optimistic expectations of future outcomes of taking part while maintenance is more affected by the actual outcomes of the new behaviour [ 33].
The first model suggests that optimistic expectations could be per se a predictor of a higher ulterior satisfaction [ 18, 19].
Apple said Monday that it earned $3.38 billion in its most recent quarter, handily beating Wall Street's optimistic expectations with record sales of Macs and iPhones.
Stocks look ready to take off this morning after International Business Machines ibm blew away even Wall Street's most optimistic expectations with soaring profits across the board.
Most people begin MOOCs with the optimistic expectation of how much good they will gain from the experience and an under-estimation of how much work will be required to attain it.
