A freshman recorded the temperature of their final solution in "the neutralization of hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide" before it stabilized. If her temperature recorded was higher than the actual temperature (due to lack of stirring), how would this affect her calculated value for the heat of neutralization. Would her heat of neutralization be greater or lower in magnitude? Would it be a bigger absolute value than it should be?

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