<span>True after putting on the mask it does spook the kid and makes him a bit wary only because he is caught off guard. If the kid gets acquainted to the situation and more "used to" wearing the mask this fear my go away. I think the kid will have fun and not worry after getting used to the mask.</span>
Theres no selections mabye try getting the full problem?
Answer: looking back we always project our present condition on the past. That is an unconscious process. That is why many people at certain age become nostalgic increasingly looking back at "good old days". On a different level this trace of human psychology is perfectly taken advantage of in propagada (especially in the production of historical films). Very good example of that are film of Communist era about medieval era (in such films some medieval figures are frequently depicted as "Communists", whereas some kings or popes are depicted as an example "imperialist bourgeoisie" ).
Explanation: Being 100% objective is impossible. Each individual is onesided and subjective. I do not believe we can expect more from any society. Every society and every political regime is onesided and its view on certain historical events is onesided as well. If there is a freedom of expression this imperfection can be reduced.
<span>This is a Type II error. In this case, a "false negative" has occurred. The null hypothesis has been shown to be accepted (or, no effect has been shown) when there should have been some statistically significant effect. This is likely an error in the creation of the experiment.</span>
