Type I Error
This is the mistake when one rejects the null hypothesis (one states that there is an effect) and it is true (there is really NO effect). This is also called a false positivedetecting an effect where none exist. (see false positive.)
Committee
Dogs & Sensors
Date Added to Lexicon
Technical Report/Other Source (Author, Title of report. Publisher, Year.)
ANSI/Academy Standards Board (ASB), Crime Scene/Death Investigation - Dogs and Sensors - Terms and Definitions. AAFS Academy Standards Board (ASB), 410 North 21st Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80904, 2017.
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