Social Studies, 08.10.2019 02:30 Edrayton

Asocial psychologist is interested in whether lowering a person's self-esteem increases their level of aggression. all of her participants complete a difficult math exam and some of them are given inaccurate, negative results (e. g., "you missed all of the questions," or "this is the lowest score i've ever seen") that are designed to lower their self-esteem. other participants do not receive the negative feedback. later on, all the participants are given the opportunity to shock another person (presumably as part of a different study). imagine that the researcher in this example made a type i error. what could this mean?

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