Bonferroni's method ensures that the family-wise error rate is less than or equal to the design level such as 0.05 after all possible pairs-wise comparisons have been made. Three groups have 3 possible pairs-wise comparisons. Four groups have 6 possible pairs-wise comparisons.
Please answer following questions 26-29 based on this method.
A study has three groups. Given an overall design error rate 0.05, a pairs-wise comparison can be claimed statistically significant difference when the p-value less than
Group of answer choices
0.05
0.017
0.15
0.008
0.3
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A study has four groups. Given an overall design error rate 0.05, a pairs-wise comparison can be claimed statistically significant difference when the p-value less than
Group of answer choices
0.05
0.017
0.15
0.008
0.3
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A study has three groups. An investigator wants to claim a statistically significant difference if a pairs-wise comparison p-value less 0.05. The overall design error rate for this study could be as large as
Group of answer choices
0.05
0.017
0.15
0.008
0.3
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Question 293.33 pts
A study has four groups. An investigator wants to claim a statistically significant difference if a pairs-wise comparison p-value less 0.05. The overall design error rate for this study could be as large as
Group of answer choices
0.05
0.017
0.15
0.008
0.3
A study has three groups. Given an overall design error rate 0.05, a pairs-wise comparison can be claimed statistically significant difference when the p-value less than 0.05/3=0.017
Option: 0.017
A study has four groups. Given an overall design error rate 0.05, a pairs-wise comparison can be claimed statistically significant difference when the p-value less than 0.05/6=0.008
Option: 0.008
A study has three groups. An investigator wants to claim a statistically significant difference if a pairs-wise comparison p-value less 0.05. The overall design error rate for this study could be as large as 3*0.05=0.15.
Option: 0.15
A study has four groups. An investigator wants to claim a statistically significant difference if a pairs-wise comparison p-value less 0.05. The overall design error rate for this study could be as large as 6*0.05=0.30.
Option: 0.3
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