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_____ provide an estimate of how often experimental results could have occurred by chance alone.
Confidence Coefficient
The level of certainty, typically expressed as a percentage, associated with a confidence interval.
Null Hypothesis
A proposition in statistics that suggests no significant difference or effect exists between certain characteristics of a population.
Tukey-Kramer
A statistical test used to find differences between groups’ means while controlling for type I error.
Multiple Comparison Procedure
A statistical method used to evaluate differences among group means after an ANOVA, controlling for the error rate.
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