misperception造句怎么写

It is in Asia that America risks falling prey to a final misperception.

Another misperception that people may have is that the majority of applicants we interview get denied visas.

In one class of models, misperception of risk generates excessive demand for risky assets, housing and financial assets in particular.

The upshot, as the Pentagon survey tactfully observed, is "a misperception that a gay man does not" fit "the image of a good war fighter."

Why is this sort of misinformation and misperception possible, and can it be corrected? Based on a recent report, the outlook for the second part of the question is less than promising.

This, however, is a common misperception.

One small error, one misperception, creates a world of suffering.

In fact, as our special report argues, this is a misperception, and a dangerous one.

There's a misperception that the tenants here don't care and don't have an investment in the city.

Further, there is a widespread misperception of just what energy-saving is the quantifiable factor that the reducing consumption of coal, electricity and energy.

Perception and misperception in international politics II.

So which was it, misperception, misrepresentation, or misallocation?

Psychologists have long assumed that our misperception of slope was biased by fatigue or even fear of falling.

This is a misperception, of course.

I do not feel safe or in any way able to function as a wife and mother with this feeling, and I know that it must be a misperception on my part, but I cannot help but feel this way.

I learned how the good attitude of one person can change the misperception of another.