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Maddie9229

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A multiple comparison of means procedure is useful:

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when the decision from an ANOVA procedure is to fail to rejectH0.


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when any ANOVA procedure lacks power sufficient to detect slight eccentricities in mean values.


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when the decision from an ANOVA procedure is to rejectH0.


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when the SSE is so large that actual treatment differences are obscured.

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