Detecting negative side effects of programs
A) are the result of Type I errors.
B) are more likely in programs involving children.
C) can lead to a better program if side effects are recognized and reduced.
D) will earn the evaluator accolades from the program's sponsors.

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Recognizing and addressing negative side effects of programs can lead to improvements and ultimately a better program. Type I errors refer to false positives, not negative side effects. The likelihood of negative side effects does not necessarily depend on whether the program involves children. Earning accolades from program sponsors is not necessarily the main goal of detecting negative side effects.

Detecting Negative Side Effects of Programs