1. incorrect or mistaken understandings or interpretations of something
Usage: plural form of misperception; commonly used in academic, professional, and everyday contexts

Examples

• Many misperceptions about climate change persist despite scientific evidence.
• The marketing campaign aimed to correct common misperceptions about the product.
• Cultural misperceptions can lead to conflict between different communities.
• Students often have misperceptions about how photosynthesis works.
• The survey revealed widespread misperceptions regarding the new policy.
• Media coverage sometimes reinforces misperceptions about certain groups.
• Clearing up misperceptions requires patient education and dialogue.