a misconception arises

Examples (10)

• A common misconception often arises from lack of information.
• How did this misconception arise in the first place?
• The misconception that all swans are white arose before black swans were discovered.
• Such a misconception can easily arise when data is incomplete.
• A new misconception might arise if we don't clarify the instructions.
• It's crucial to address a misconception as soon as it arises.
• The problem arises from a fundamental misconception about the process.
• From what source does this persistent misconception arise?
• This misconception often arises among beginners in the field.
• If a misconception arises, it's important to correct it quickly.