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multiple comparisons

a set of comparisons made between samples to identify significant differences among their mean values. Multiple comparisons are generally done in a post hoc manner (i.e., are unplanned) in order to keep the Type I error rate controlled at a prespecified level. Also called multiple contrasts.

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affective well-being

affective well-being

see subjective well-being.