When you interpret the pairwise comparisons table you have to report
A) all the rows presented.
B) only the first three rows.
C) The rows representing all of the combinations of the condition pairs. If the pair A-B was reported you also have to report pair B-A.
D) The rows representing all of the unique combinations of the condition pairs. If the pair A-B was reported you don't have to report pair B-A.

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When interpreting a pairwise comparisons table, it's important to report all unique combinations of condition pairs to avoid redundancy. Reporting both A-B and B-A is unnecessary since the comparison inherently covers the relationship between the two conditions in both directions.

When You Interpret the Pairwise Comparisons Table You Have to Report