Question.4253 - InstructionsIn Module 5, you learned about type-I and type-II errors on the basis of that answer Provide interpretations of the data found in these papers"In identifying the source of the incongruent effect: Whether it is from the fearful face-happy body or happy face-fearful body compounds" by Chen et al. (2022)Links to an external site."Adults’ perceptions of child maltreatment allegations: The influence of autism spectrum disorder diagnosis, parental coaching, accuracy of children’s autobiographical recall and expert witness testimony" by Krakow (2021)Links to an external site."A comparison of the effects of sudden gains and depression spikes on short- and long-term depressive symptoms in a randomized controlled trial of behavioral activation and cognitive behavioural therapy" by O’Mahen et al. (2021)Links to an external site."Probabilistic Reinforcement Learning Abnormalities and Their Correlates in Adolescent Bipolar Disorders" by Urosevic et al. (2018)Describe what type-I and type-II errors are.Assess whether each paper erred on the side of type-I or type-II error based on the experimental design and statistical analysis.
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