QUESTION 20You conduct post-hoc analyses because your ANOVA is significant. Your posthoc analyses are as follows:Post Hoc Comparisons - Age GroupsComparisonAge Groupsyoung adultsyoung adultsmiddle-aged adultsAge Groupsmiddle-aged adultsolder adultsolder adultsMean Difference-4.6022.5027.10SEdfWhich differences between group-wise comparisons are statistically significant?young adults (M=75.6, SD=23.3) to middle-aged adults (M=80.2, SD=16.9)young adults (M=75.6, SD=23.3) to older adults (M=53.1, SD=19.0)middle aged-adults (M=80.2, SD=16.9) to older adults (M=53.1, SD=19.0)none8.918.91 27.08.9127.0tр0.61027.0 -0.5162.5250.0183.041 0.005

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