The problem of an inflated Type I error rate can be controlled for interaction comparisons by using a:
A)Tukey HSD
B)modified Bonferroni procedure
C)corrected F ratio
D)none of these

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The modified Bonferroni procedure can control for an inflated Type I error rate in interaction comparisons. This procedure involves adjusting the alpha level for multiple comparisons by dividing it by the number of comparisons being made, which reduces the likelihood of making a Type I error. Tukey HSD and corrected F ratio are not appropriate for controlling for Type I error rate in interaction comparisons.

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