Misconception

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False BeliefPlay
Misconception implies a belief that is incorrect but often held by many people. SlideIt's a common misconception that you can see the Great Wall of China from space.
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Not a LiePlay
A misconception is not a lie; it is often unintentionally believed and spread. SlideHe had the misconception that deserts can't be cold, which isn't true.
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Correcting MisconceptionsPlay
When correcting misconceptions, provide correct information to replace the wrong belief. SlideI corrected her misconception that bats are blind by sharing that they can see.