It’s a Babylonian code of law in the ancient Mesopotamia :-)
Answer:
False alarm
Explanation:
In an experiment in the field of signal detection it is the task of the observer to discern the existence of a stimulus. In other words to detect a stimulus in the midst of background noise.
When there is signal (stimulus) present but the person does not detect it is known as a miss.
When there is no signal (stimulus) and the person says there is one it is known as false alarm.
