Typically, after getting a significant result with an ANOVA, researchers will go on to compare:
A)each population to each other population (using a protected t test)
B)the attained Z scores for each population
C)the attained F scores for each population
D)the modal scores in addition to the mean scores (using a nonparametric procedure)

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After getting a significant result with an ANOVA, researchers typically go on to compare each population to each other population using a protected t test, as it allows for multiple comparisons while controlling the overall type I error rate.

Typically, After Getting a Significant Result with an ANOVA, Researchers