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Description: Post hoc analysis is a statistical approach conducted after an experiment to evaluate the effects of different conditions or treatments. This type of analysis is fundamental in studies where multiple comparisons between groups have been made, as it helps identify which of these differences are statistically significant. It is often used in the context […]