Consider again the one-way ANOVA hypothesis test described in Problem 1. Address the multiple comparison problem by applying the Bonferroni, Tukey, and Scheff methods to

Consider again the one-way ANOVA hypothesis test described in Problem 1. Address the multiple comparison problem by applying the Bonferroni, Tukey, and Scheffé methods to obtain an overall confidence level of approximately 95%. Summarize your results. Recall that the relevant data are given in the file P12_1.XLS. 

Data from in Problem 1

An automobile manufacturer employs sales representatives who make calls on dealers. The manufacturer wishes to compare the effectiveness of four different call-frequency plans for the sales representatives. Thirty-two representatives are chosen at random from the sales force and randomly assigned to the four call plans (eight per plan). The representatives follow their plans for 6 months, and their sales for the 6-month study period are recorded. These data are given in P12_1.XLS.