Suppose that you conduct a repeated-measures ANOVA with more than two treatment conditions, and the null...

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Suppose that you conduct a repeated-measures ANOVA with more than two treatment conditions, and the null hypothesis is rejected. To determine exactly which mean differences are significant and which are not, you conduct post hoc tests. Which of the following statements about the use of Tukey's HSD test is correct? Tukey's HSD test can be conducted using HSD = qv(MSwithin treatments/n) and using dfwithin treatments to find the value of q. qv(MSerror/n) and using dferror to find the value of g. Tukey's HSD test can be conducted using HSD = Tukey's HSD test can't be conducted. Suppose that you conduct a repeated-measures ANOVA with more than two treatment conditions, and the null hypothesis is rejected. To determine exactly which mean differences are significant and which are not, you conduct post hoc tests. Which of the following statements about the use of Tukey's HSD test is correct? Tukey's HSD test can be conducted using HSD = qv(MSwithin treatments/n) and using dfwithin treatments to find the value of q. qv(MSerror/n) and using dferror to find the value of g. Tukey's HSD test can be conducted using HSD = Tukey's HSD test can't be conducted.