Which of the following is not a multiple comparison procedure we have discussed in class or seen in the texts.
A) Fisher's LSD test.
B) The Stroop test.
C) The Bonferroni test.
D) The Newman-Keuls test.

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The Stroop test is not a multiple comparison procedure; it is a cognitive psychology test used to measure a person's selective attention and cognitive flexibility. The other three choices (Fisher's LSD test, Bonferroni test, and Newman-Keuls test) are all multiple comparison procedures used to control for the increased risk of Type I error when making multiple comparisons in statistical analyses.

Which of the Following Is Not a Multiple Comparison Procedure