Multiple Comparison Procedures Typically Make Comparisons, That Is, Comparisons of Two

question 51

Multiple Choice

Multiple comparison procedures typically make comparisons, that is, comparisons of two means at a time.

• A)coupled
• B)double
• C)bilateral
• D)pairwise

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No Solicitation Policies

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