The next few questions are based on the following summary table.

If we wanted to run a set of multiple comparisons on the data analyzed in the summary table above, we could use
A) Fisher's LSD test.
B) the Repeated-Measures MC test.
C) the Bonferroni t test.
D) both a and c

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The next few questions are based on the following summary table.

If we wanted to run a set of multiple comparisons on the data analyzed in the summary table above, we could use
A) Fisher's LSD test. 
B) the Repeated-Measures MC test. 
C) the Bonferroni t test. 
D) both a and c

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Fisher's LSD test is appropriate when there are only two groups being compared, and the Repeated-Measures MC test assumes that the data is normally distributed and the variances are equal between groups. Therefore, the best choice for this data would be the Bonferroni t test, which can handle multiple comparisons and does not make any assumptions about the distribution or equality of variances. Additionally, Fisher's LSD test cannot correct for Type I error inflation with multiple comparisons, but the Bonferroni correction used in the Bonferroni t test can.

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