| His sense of self-preservation requires his conception to be veridical, and is threatened when it is disconfirmed. |
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| Thus the expectation that as a veteran teacher I would have ample time for research was disconfirmed. |
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| Previous research neither confirmed nor disconfirmed the existence of a link between teamwork and patients' outcomes. |
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| It does not state hypotheses in a way that might permit the reader to judge whether they are supported or disconfirmed by the facts. |
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| The theory had to do with the ways in which people respond when a belief that they zealously endorse is disconfirmed. |
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