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misconceptions
noun as in wrong idea, impression
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Did you find that there are some misconceptions about Megan’s private grieving and the public persona she has built?
The misconceptions begin with the name itself, according to University of California, Berkeley psychology professor Dr. Stephen P. Hinshaw.
"It was the culmination of all of the misconceptions and stereotypical roles that I had lived and seen being offered to me. It was like a reward for having suffered those indignities."
“Often a lack of awareness and understanding about neurodivergent conditions among employers, leads to misconceptions and insufficient support,” says Mr Mallick.
I was curious, from your point of view, what misconceptions you think still exist about WIC as a program and what you might say to counter those?
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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