Lecture 11: NHST Flashcards

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What is the curse of multiplicity?

A

The problem of a possible inflation in the false rejection error rate.

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What is the per comparison alpha value?

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The value to be assigned to alpha for each NHST.

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What is the familtywise alpha value?

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The value to be used to control the possible false rejection error over all NHSTs.

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What correction do we use to address the curse of multiplicity?

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Bonferroni correction to the per comparison alpha value (familtywise alpha/k) is done to make it harder to be able to reject the null hypothesis in each individual NHST (the most conservative approach).

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