In running multiple comparisons in a repeated-measures design we can use procedures that we would use with independent groups designs because
A) the error term is corrected for any lack of independence in the data.
B) the error term is a conservative one.
C) the multiple comparison procedures we use have nothing to do with the question of independence or lack of it.
D) we create our own adjusted error term for multiple comparisons.

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In a repeated-measures design, the error term is corrected for any lack of independence in the data through the use of a correction factor such as the Geisser-Greenhouse correction. This makes the error term more accurate and appropriate for use in multiple comparison procedures.

In Running Multiple Comparisons in a Repeated-Measures Design We Can