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Exp Design - Exam 2

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  1. 1Problem of multiplicity starts from which type of error?
    1. AType I error
    2. BType II error
    3. CType III error
    4. DType IV error
  2. 2Multiplicity is the inflation of _______ over multiple tests
    1. Aalpha
    2. Bbeta
    3. Cpsi
    4. Dsigma
  3. 3Multiplicity control procedures are based on which t statistics?
    1. At value
    2. Bvariance estimat (s^2)
    3. Cv degrees of freedom
    4. DMS
    5. Estandard deviation (sigma)
    6. Falpha
  4. 4Put the Multiple Comparison Tests in order from least to most conservative

    [blank_start]Fisher LSD test[blank_end]
    [blank_start]Hayter-Fisher test[blank_end]
    [blank_start]Tukey & Tukey-Kramer test[blank_end]
    [blank_start]Games-Howell test[blank_end]
    [blank_start]Dunnett's test[blank_end]
    1. AFisher LSD test
    2. BBonferroni test
    3. CHayter-Fisher test
    4. DFalse-positive test
    5. ETukey & Tukey-Kramer test
    6. FGames-Howell test
    7. GDunnett's test
  5. 5Which is the most conservative multiplicity control adjustment?
    1. ABonferroni adjustment to alpha
    2. BHochberg-Bonferroni adjustment to alpha
    3. CBenjamini-Hochberg False Discovery Rate adjustment to alpha
  6. 6Dunn test with Bonferroni adjustment to alpha is [blank_start]less[blank_end] powerful with all-pairs comparison, and is reccommended to only be used for [blank_start]less than all-pairs[blank_end].
    1. Aless
    2. Bmore
    3. Cless than all-pairs
    4. Dall-pairs
  7. 7__________ is the most universal and most conservative multiplicity control adjustment. If a difference is found with this adjustment, a difference will be found with any adjustment.
    1. ABenferroni
    2. BHochberg-Bonferroni
    3. CBenjamini-Hochberg False Discovery Rate
  8. 8Steps for Dunn test with Bonferroni adjustment:

    1. calculate [blank_start]ANOVA-modified Two-sample t[blank_end]
    2. calculate [blank_start]P value for each comparison[blank_end]
    3. reject null hypothesis if P<[blank_start]Bonferonni alpha[blank_end]
    1. ABonferonni alpha
    2. BANOVA-modified Two-sample t
    3. CP value for each comparison
    4. Dalpha for each comparison
    5. Ealpha
    6. Fa test statistic for each comparison
    7. GHochberg-Bonferonni alpha
    8. HFDR alpha
  9. 9Steps for Bonferonni adjustment to alpha

    1. calculate [blank_start]a test statistic[blank_end] for each comparison
    2. calculate [blank_start]P value[blank_end] for each comparison
    3. calculate [blank_start]Bonferroni alph a[blank_end] for total number of comparisons
    4. reject the nul if [blank_start]P < Bonferroni alpha[blank_end]
    1. Aa test statistic
    2. BANOVA-modified Two-sample t
    3. CP value
    4. Dalpha
    5. Ebeta
    6. FBonferroni alpha
    7. GHochberg-Bonferroni alpha
    8. HFDR alpha
    9. IP < Bonferroni alpha
    10. JP< FDR alpha
    11. KP< Hochberg-Bonferroni alpha
  10. 10FISHERS LSD TEST
    --used for [blank_start]all-pairs comparison[blank_end], [blank_start]may control familywise error rate[blank_end]
    Procedure:
    1. calculate [blank_start]ANOVA-modified Two-sample t[blank_end]
    2. reject null hypothesis if [blank_start]t>t(table)[blank_end]
    1. Aall-pairs comparison
    2. Bcomparison of control group with others
    3. Cmay control familywise error rate
    4. Dalways controls familywise error rate
    5. EANOVA-modified Two-sample t
    6. FWelch t'
    7. Gt>t(table)
    8. Hq>q(table)
    9. It>D(table)

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Quiz on Exp Design - Exam 2, created by Jo O'Bar on 24/10/2022.
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