Why might it be useful to use a stricter criterion than 0.05 for accepting an F statistic as significant in a factorial design?
A. Because the F statistics are independent and thus do control the Type I error rate.
B. Because the F statistics are independent and thus do not control the Type I error rate.
C. Because the F statistics are not independent and thus do not control the Type I error rate.
D. Because the F statistics are not independent and thus do control the Type I error rate.
Answer: C
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