Voorbeelden van misinformation

• Large farmers: (a) providing misinformation to political friends; (b) providing misinformation in media; (c) creating scare about privatization of water.

• A law student inquires whether a correction of sneaked to snuck suggests misinformation and misguided rigidity.

• Strong opposition to gasoline price increases is a typical case of misinformation and lack of participatory discussion.

• Misinformation, weak nerves, ego strength, misjudgement of intentions, misjudgement of consequences, and difficulties in timing are inherent in the process.

• Is there any reason to believe that children's memories for traumatic events should be any more or less susceptible to false recollection, misinformation, or suggestibility?

• The next analysis examined misinformation effects by comparing the number of rejections to false reminded and false control items.

• Physicians should let their patients know when they think that a web page is providing misinformation or quack advice.

• The former comprise side effects, users' disability and circumstances related to health care; the latter include various kinds of misinformation and practice-related failures.

• At the moment there is scaremongering and misinformation and the public do not understand the technology's benefits.

• Evidence from case series may be misleading, and such misinformation may result in ineffective treatments, or harmful treatments being adopted, or effective treatments being disregarded.

• Preschoolers report misinformation despite accurate memory.

• Moreover, maltreatment-related sequelae, although not related directly to recall as we have seen, may be important when considering a child's susceptibility to misinformation and false memories.

• In this section we consider potential differences in areas of memory functioning that have particular forensic relevance, namely false memories and susceptibility to suggestion and misinformation.

• Among the more striking comments were those relating to radiation, where surgeons' comments suggested a struggle with patients who harbored what they considered to be misinformation.

• The two key areas of misinformation and ignorance amongst among older people were about the safety benefits of airbags and vehicle design, including modern crumple zone structures.