misrefer

(ˌmɪsrɪˈfɜː)

vb (tr) , -fers, -ferring or -ferred

to refer to (something) wrongly

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For them, the traditional models of Moutinho (1987), Um and Crampton (1991), and Woodside and Lysonski (1989) are based on positivist paradigms, (limited) rationality, and the cognitive processing of information; and they misread the complexity of real life and misrefer important issues--such as the role of emotions and feelings, low involvement and passive search for information, nostalgia, dreams, etc.

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