The Bonferroni procedure controls error rates by
A) operating at a reduced level of α.
B) operating at an increased level of α.
C) not allowing you to make any comparisons unless the F is significant.
D) changing the error term.

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The Bonferroni procedure controls error rates by operating at a reduced level of α, typically by dividing the desired significance level by the number of comparisons being made. This reduces the chance of making a Type I error or false positive.

The Bonferroni Procedure Controls Error Rates by