1. Experimenter 1 always sets alpha to .05, whereas Experimenter 2 alw

1. Experimenter 1 always sets alpha to .05, whereas Experimenter 2 alw

1. Experimenter 1 always sets alpha to .05, whereas Experimenter 2 always sets alpha to .01. In the long run, which experimenter will make more Type I errors?2. In the long run, which experimenter in question #1 will make more Type II errors?3. If the null hypothesis is rejected when alpha is .05, will it necessarily be rejected when alpha has been set to .01? [Draw a picture!]4. Is it possible to commit a Type II error when the null hypothesis is rejected?