adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'mistaken' describes something that is incorrect or wrong
In philosophy, the concept of being 'mistaken' is often discussed in the context of epistemology and the nature of knowledge.
In psychology, the word 'mistaken' can be used to describe cognitive errors or biases in thinking.
In law, 'mistaken identity' refers to a situation where a person is wrongly identified as being involved in a crime.
In medicine, a 'mistaken diagnosis' can lead to incorrect treatment and potentially harm to the patient.
In literature, characters often make mistaken assumptions about others which lead to conflicts and plot developments.
Psychologists study cognitive biases that lead people to make mistaken judgments and decisions.
In legal cases, mistaken identities or mistaken interpretations of evidence can lead to wrongful convictions.
Doctors must be careful not to make mistaken diagnoses that could harm their patients.
Engineers must ensure that their calculations are accurate to prevent mistaken constructions or failures.