Sentences with phrase «own misperceptions»

If you had to name something, what would you say is the biggest misperception that people have of you?

«It is often a misperception that most entrepreneurs in less - developed economies are necessity - motivated,» Donna Kelley, a professor of entrepreneurship at Babson College and the report's lead author, said in a statement.

This mystique leads to certain myths that can dampen a prospective entrepreneur's enthusiasm, so I'd like to explain and debunk some of the more common misperceptions.

Third, the Fed goes to great lengths to communicate its policy decisions to avoid misperceptions and undesired reactions in the markets.

In her widely circulated piece, O» Donnell writes that Millennials have a misperception of their relationship with employers, in that it's the employer's job to provide training and professional development.

The misperceptions plaguing the industry won't be eradicated overnight, but it's necessary to start the process and gain customers» trust.

«Thanks to his generous personal financial investment in the program, together we will move the needle forward at the local and state level, tearing down misperceptions and providing concrete protections for those who need it most,» Griffin wrote in a blog post.

Unfortunately, many marketers have misperceptions about the concept of growth hacking or what growth hacking really is.

While this may be true in some cases, I've found that it's usually some combination of a misperception among CEOs about the role of the VC, the CEO's own level of self - confidence and the desire of the CEO to elevate his importance in the system by being a single point of contact.

Sales in China were also weak in the 4th quarter, with Musk blaming a misperception among urban Chinese consumers that it would be difficult to charge their cars.

There are some common misperceptions surrounding the idea of a paperless office that serve to overwhelm and discourage many businesses from taking on the task.

The Male Factor: The Unwritten Rules, Misperceptions, and Secret Beliefs of Men in the Workplace (Broadway Books) Shaunti Feldman

Maybe that causes the misperception?

He blamed a «misperception about charging,» saying owners worried they would not be able to charge up at home.

Similar to the misperception about venture capital performance, so too has the state of venture capital fundraising been unfairly maligned.

Here Tony and I discuss the concept of and misperceptions about buyer personas, and what it takes to extract full value from them.

A common misperception among marketers is that simply adding a seal or policy anywhere on the page will reduce abandonment.

Sustainable investing strategies are gaining momentum, as performance challenges misperceptions.

Thirty - two years ago, three psychologists published a paper «On the Misperception of Random Sequences» — also known as the «hot - hand fallacy.»

As the viral misunderstanding of the term buyer persona proliferated, a common misperception evolved that buyer personas were provincial to marketing.

«There's a very common misperception about Facebook — that we sell data to advertisers.

Investors» misperceptions about what impacts their outcomes often make them spend too much time measuring what doesn't matter and not enough time on what does.

«We believe misperceptions of both falling lead...

When told a fantastical tale, human misperceptions is a far more likely answer than anything like the above being real.

In my experience, real things are distinguishable form illusions, misperceptions, imaginary things and the like — they leave evidence.

Yes, misperceptions can indeed be widespread and long - lasting.

Using the scriptures to address a misperception should be fine, but I could be more gentle about it.

These misperceptions are closely related to the news sources.

In fact, Fox News watchers were three times more likely to hold all three misperceptions than those watching the next most watched network.

In all three cases, the misperception percentages decreased when moving from Fox to CBS to NBC to CNN to ABC, to print media, to PBS - NPR

The UM report also found that supporters of the president are more likely to have misperceptions» than nonsupporters.

Between January and September of 2003, after conducting seven different polls, researchers found that the answer was yes: «A substantial portion of the public had a number of misperceptions that were demonstrably false, or were at odds with the dominant view in the intelligence community... [These misperceptions] have played a key role in generating and maintaining approval for the decision to go to war»

In the NPR - PBS audience, an overwhelming majority had none of the three misperceptions.

What is troubling is that all citizens were significantly affected by the news media; that the media are fostering a considerable amount of misperceptions about issues of great public importance; and that these misperceptions tend to follow a particular ideological line — namely, that the war in Iraq was justified.

If the unholy alliance between government and broadcasters is allowed to persist, if broadcast media remain unregulated and unrestrained, then the misperceptions about Iraq are only a harbinger of many more to come.

The connection between the public's misperceptions about Iraq and the administration's support of further media deregulation is an unholy alliance.

Those who receive most of their news from NPR and PBS are less likely to have misperceptions.»

Broadcast bias resulted in significant national misperceptions about a major political policy issue — going to war in Iraq.

These studies make it clear that Americans are full of misperceptions about the war and, in particular, about three issues — the link between Iraq and al - Qaeda, the existence of weapons of mass destruction, and the nature of world public opinion.

The chilling answer is that their «misperceptions» are closely related to their news sources.

Studies show that Americans are full of misperceptions about the war in Iraq and especially about three issues — the link between Iraqu and al - Qaeda, the existence of weapons of mass destruction, and the nature of world public opinion.

M. Scott Peck has written that for psychological and spiritual health, we must be dedicated to reality, and he offers a helpful image: «The less clearly we see the reality of the world — the more our minds are befuddled by falsehood, misperceptions, and illusions — the less able we will be to determine correct courses of action and make wise decisions.

One reason for their misperceptions of Jesus and his kingdom priorities might be that «the ministry of the Spirit was inseparable from Jesus» physical presence with them.

>> > This «smooth gradual transition» is a common misperception that armchair evolutionists espouse regarding the fossil record.

Unless one regards Bergson as some sort of absolute enemy of finality (which is another common misperception — unsupportable in the text), 50 then one is not tempted to suppose that he makes no place for it in his view; perhaps as ample a place as Whitehead makes for teleology in his own view.

However there is in the West a misperception that a human has two aspects, reason and emotion, and if you are not being rational you are being emotional.

And, are you missing my posts regarding the priest - pervert abraham and all of the other Sumerian stuff and how there's a vast misperception of the entire book of writings?

It can not be an accident, or a mere concurrence of countless misperceptions, if, after thousands of years, people of different epochs and cultures feel that they are somehow parts and partakers of the same integral Being — carrying within themselves a piece of the infinity of that Being — whose very relative aspects are not just categories of space and time, but of matter and consciousness as well.

«Seldom in history,» said former nanny general Dr. Ever Kook, «have we witnessed the power of science to so radically reverse a popular misperception.»

Although partially attributable to conservatives» perceptions or misperceptions of progressivist campus values, the change also highlights a palpable negative sentiment toward higher education across the country.