Tukey's HSD is used in order to
A) establish the significance of the overall F ratio
B) allocate the degrees of freedom
C) establish the alpha error
D) none of these

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Tukey's HSD (Honestly Significant Difference) test is used for making pairwise comparisons between group means after an ANOVA has found a significant F ratio. It does not establish the significance of the overall F ratio, allocate degrees of freedom, or establish the alpha error. These tasks are part of the ANOVA process itself or other statistical procedures.

Tukey's HSD Is Used in Order to