Definition of disconfirm in English:

disconfirm

verb dɪskənˈfəːmˌdiskənˈfərm

[with object]

Show that (a belief or hypothesis) is not or may not be true.
Cohen may have found evidence disconfirming the hypothesis
Example sentencesExamples
- Contrary to what has been claimed, the theory is not insulated against attempts to disconfirm it.
- Therefore, if someone acts in a way that challenges or disconfirms their attitude, they are likely to change their attitude.
- It seems that people usually feel no need to question their developing beliefs, and that evidence which might disconfirm them is ignored.
- His sense of self-preservation requires his conception to be veridical, and is threatened when it is disconfirmed.
- In other words, the dynamics of conversation may provide a test procedure to confirm or disconfirm a particular analysis.
- In search of an answer, I sought biographical details that might confirm or disconfirm my thinking.
- Research validates or disconfirms theory, thereby leading to its refinement and modification.
- But even when we don't actively seek out evidence which confirms our favorite meta-truths and screen out evidence which disconfirms them, we can still manage to preserve our favorite impression.
- I tried to confirm or disconfirm each interaction with at least two different managers.
- You cannot disconfirm religion or prove science by doing an analysis of the host.
- For example, students and professors were in agreement that students sitting at the front of a class make better grades; in reality, this notion had been disconfirmed several years earlier.
- Thus the expectation that as a veteran teacher I would have ample time for research was disconfirmed.
- That linkage, once made, may serve to confirm, modify, or completely disconfirm.
- If reality was going to be in such poor form as to disconfirm their belief, they would find a way to make belief and reality match.
- This finding, rather than disconfirming the scarcity and enhancement hypotheses, may instead suggest that both scarcity and enhancement processes occur and can balance each other.
- Previous research neither confirmed nor disconfirmed the existence of a link between teamwork and patients' outcomes.
- This triangulation of information will help school practitioners make better decisions about students or programs because data from one source can help confirm or disconfirm information from another.
- It does not state hypotheses in a way that might permit the reader to judge whether they are supported or disconfirmed by the facts.
- The theory had to do with the ways in which people respond when a belief that they zealously endorse is disconfirmed.
- Of course, none of this disconfirms the standard theorem that the intersection of a circle and a tangent is a single point.
Synonyms
reconsider, review, re-examine, reassess, re-evaluate, reappraise, rethink, think over, take another look at, take a fresh look at, look at in a different light, have another think about

Derivatives

disconfirmable

adjective

disconfirmation

noun ˌdɪskɒnfəˈmeɪʃ(ə)n

When consumers cannot gain direct disconfirmation, they have to rely on other agents - monitors, journalists, or labor activists.
Example sentencesExamples
- Themes are identified and similarities and contradictions emerge in the analysis, with confirmation or disconfirmation of findings supported in subsequent interviews.
- But such a belief is hard to maintain and is hence vulnerable to disconfirmation in various ways.
- They misinterpreted data and gave extraordinary significance to confirmations, while ignoring or not seeking disconfirmations.
- A law of nature must be immune to such possible disconfirmation.

disconfirmatory

adjective ˌdɪskənˈfəːmət(ə)riˌdɪskənˈfərməˌtɔri

Showing that a belief or hypothesis is not or may not be true.
disconfirmatory evidence to challenge the fear response
Example sentencesExamples
- they were oblivious to disconfirmatory data
- We present a new method for extracting, representing and propagating qualitative correlations among hypotheses as confirmatory or disconfirmatory evidence of uncertain reasoning.
- They gave full attention to confirmatory data, but were unaware of or oblivious to disconfirmatory data.
- This lack of integration of situational cues into their self-conceptions may account for the maintenance of optimistic self-views in the face of disconfirmatory feedback, such as rejection by peers.

Definition of disconfirm in US English:

disconfirm

verbˌdiskənˈfərm

[with object]

Show that (a belief or hypothesis) is not or may not be true.
Cohen may have found evidence disconfirming the hypothesis
Example sentencesExamples
- I tried to confirm or disconfirm each interaction with at least two different managers.
- His sense of self-preservation requires his conception to be veridical, and is threatened when it is disconfirmed.
- The theory had to do with the ways in which people respond when a belief that they zealously endorse is disconfirmed.
- It does not state hypotheses in a way that might permit the reader to judge whether they are supported or disconfirmed by the facts.
- But even when we don't actively seek out evidence which confirms our favorite meta-truths and screen out evidence which disconfirms them, we can still manage to preserve our favorite impression.
- Of course, none of this disconfirms the standard theorem that the intersection of a circle and a tangent is a single point.
- Thus the expectation that as a veteran teacher I would have ample time for research was disconfirmed.
- In other words, the dynamics of conversation may provide a test procedure to confirm or disconfirm a particular analysis.
- Contrary to what has been claimed, the theory is not insulated against attempts to disconfirm it.
- Previous research neither confirmed nor disconfirmed the existence of a link between teamwork and patients' outcomes.
- You cannot disconfirm religion or prove science by doing an analysis of the host.
- Research validates or disconfirms theory, thereby leading to its refinement and modification.
- That linkage, once made, may serve to confirm, modify, or completely disconfirm.
- This triangulation of information will help school practitioners make better decisions about students or programs because data from one source can help confirm or disconfirm information from another.
- This finding, rather than disconfirming the scarcity and enhancement hypotheses, may instead suggest that both scarcity and enhancement processes occur and can balance each other.
- Therefore, if someone acts in a way that challenges or disconfirms their attitude, they are likely to change their attitude.
- It seems that people usually feel no need to question their developing beliefs, and that evidence which might disconfirm them is ignored.
- In search of an answer, I sought biographical details that might confirm or disconfirm my thinking.
- If reality was going to be in such poor form as to disconfirm their belief, they would find a way to make belief and reality match.
- For example, students and professors were in agreement that students sitting at the front of a class make better grades; in reality, this notion had been disconfirmed several years earlier.
Synonyms
reconsider, review, re-examine, reassess, re-evaluate, reappraise, rethink, think over, take another look at, take a fresh look at, look at in a different light, have another think about

单词	disconfirm
释义	Definition of disconfirm in English: disconfirm verb dɪskənˈfəːmˌdiskənˈfərm [with object] Show that (a belief or hypothesis) is not or may not be true. Cohen may have found evidence disconfirming the hypothesis Example sentencesExamples Contrary to what has been claimed, the theory is not insulated against attempts to disconfirm it. Therefore, if someone acts in a way that challenges or disconfirms their attitude, they are likely to change their attitude. It seems that people usually feel no need to question their developing beliefs, and that evidence which might disconfirm them is ignored. His sense of self-preservation requires his conception to be veridical, and is threatened when it is disconfirmed. In other words, the dynamics of conversation may provide a test procedure to confirm or disconfirm a particular analysis. In search of an answer, I sought biographical details that might confirm or disconfirm my thinking. Research validates or disconfirms theory, thereby leading to its refinement and modification. But even when we don't actively seek out evidence which confirms our favorite meta-truths and screen out evidence which disconfirms them, we can still manage to preserve our favorite impression. I tried to confirm or disconfirm each interaction with at least two different managers. You cannot disconfirm religion or prove science by doing an analysis of the host. For example, students and professors were in agreement that students sitting at the front of a class make better grades; in reality, this notion had been disconfirmed several years earlier. Thus the expectation that as a veteran teacher I would have ample time for research was disconfirmed. That linkage, once made, may serve to confirm, modify, or completely disconfirm. If reality was going to be in such poor form as to disconfirm their belief, they would find a way to make belief and reality match. This finding, rather than disconfirming the scarcity and enhancement hypotheses, may instead suggest that both scarcity and enhancement processes occur and can balance each other. Previous research neither confirmed nor disconfirmed the existence of a link between teamwork and patients' outcomes. This triangulation of information will help school practitioners make better decisions about students or programs because data from one source can help confirm or disconfirm information from another. It does not state hypotheses in a way that might permit the reader to judge whether they are supported or disconfirmed by the facts. The theory had to do with the ways in which people respond when a belief that they zealously endorse is disconfirmed. Of course, none of this disconfirms the standard theorem that the intersection of a circle and a tangent is a single point. Synonyms reconsider, review, re-examine, reassess, re-evaluate, reappraise, rethink, think over, take another look at, take a fresh look at, look at in a different light, have another think about Derivatives disconfirmable adjective disconfirmation noun ˌdɪskɒnfəˈmeɪʃ(ə)n When consumers cannot gain direct disconfirmation, they have to rely on other agents - monitors, journalists, or labor activists. Example sentencesExamples Themes are identified and similarities and contradictions emerge in the analysis, with confirmation or disconfirmation of findings supported in subsequent interviews. But such a belief is hard to maintain and is hence vulnerable to disconfirmation in various ways. They misinterpreted data and gave extraordinary significance to confirmations, while ignoring or not seeking disconfirmations. A law of nature must be immune to such possible disconfirmation. disconfirmatory adjective ˌdɪskənˈfəːmət(ə)riˌdɪskənˈfərməˌtɔri Showing that a belief or hypothesis is not or may not be true. disconfirmatory evidence to challenge the fear response Example sentencesExamples they were oblivious to disconfirmatory data We present a new method for extracting, representing and propagating qualitative correlations among hypotheses as confirmatory or disconfirmatory evidence of uncertain reasoning. They gave full attention to confirmatory data, but were unaware of or oblivious to disconfirmatory data. This lack of integration of situational cues into their self-conceptions may account for the maintenance of optimistic self-views in the face of disconfirmatory feedback, such as rejection by peers. Definition of disconfirm in US English: disconfirm verbˌdiskənˈfərm [with object] Show that (a belief or hypothesis) is not or may not be true. Cohen may have found evidence disconfirming the hypothesis Example sentencesExamples I tried to confirm or disconfirm each interaction with at least two different managers. His sense of self-preservation requires his conception to be veridical, and is threatened when it is disconfirmed. The theory had to do with the ways in which people respond when a belief that they zealously endorse is disconfirmed. It does not state hypotheses in a way that might permit the reader to judge whether they are supported or disconfirmed by the facts. But even when we don't actively seek out evidence which confirms our favorite meta-truths and screen out evidence which disconfirms them, we can still manage to preserve our favorite impression. Of course, none of this disconfirms the standard theorem that the intersection of a circle and a tangent is a single point. Thus the expectation that as a veteran teacher I would have ample time for research was disconfirmed. In other words, the dynamics of conversation may provide a test procedure to confirm or disconfirm a particular analysis. Contrary to what has been claimed, the theory is not insulated against attempts to disconfirm it. Previous research neither confirmed nor disconfirmed the existence of a link between teamwork and patients' outcomes. You cannot disconfirm religion or prove science by doing an analysis of the host. Research validates or disconfirms theory, thereby leading to its refinement and modification. That linkage, once made, may serve to confirm, modify, or completely disconfirm. This triangulation of information will help school practitioners make better decisions about students or programs because data from one source can help confirm or disconfirm information from another. This finding, rather than disconfirming the scarcity and enhancement hypotheses, may instead suggest that both scarcity and enhancement processes occur and can balance each other. Therefore, if someone acts in a way that challenges or disconfirms their attitude, they are likely to change their attitude. It seems that people usually feel no need to question their developing beliefs, and that evidence which might disconfirm them is ignored. In search of an answer, I sought biographical details that might confirm or disconfirm my thinking. If reality was going to be in such poor form as to disconfirm their belief, they would find a way to make belief and reality match. For example, students and professors were in agreement that students sitting at the front of a class make better grades; in reality, this notion had been disconfirmed several years earlier. Synonyms reconsider, review, re-examine, reassess, re-evaluate, reappraise, rethink, think over, take another look at, take a fresh look at, look at in a different light, have another think about
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