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Post hoc tests are used to​ a. ​determine whether an F-ratio is significant. b. determine whether h2 needs to be computed. c. make all pairwise comparisons between group means.​ d. all of the options are correct​

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Answer:

Post hoc tests are used to make all pairwise comparisons between group means

Explanation:

Remember that post hoc tests is a procedure when the F ratio is significant, so this means that post hoc tests can be realized only if F ratio shows us a significant effect, significant difference, etc so we can make all the comparisong between the groups means that we are using in the analysis.

There are a lot of post hoc tests that you can used but the main purpose of the post hoc tests is always the same.

Fior example if you run an ANOVA with 3 different group means first you run the F statistic, and if this F statistic is significant then that means that there is at least one group mean that is different from the others.

so to check the exact differences between the 3 group means, we use post hoc tests

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