Doing Successive T Tests Within the Context of a Single

question 99

Multiple Choice

Doing successive t tests within the context of a single experiment

• A) is theoretically the same as doing an F ratio
• B) is theoretically the same as doing a Pearson r
• C) is theoretically the same as doing a Spearman r
• D) may inflate the alpha error

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