Yep, frequentist null hypothesis significance testing often gets critiqued for the epistemic failures of the people who use it, even when the core of the approach is fine. By the way, the term you’re describing is familywise error rate. The key questions are, do we care about that error rate, and who is in the family (answers depend on the research questions)?
Yep, frequentist null hypothesis significance testing often gets critiqued for the epistemic failures of the people who use it, even when the core of the approach is fine. By the way, the term you’re describing is familywise error rate. The key questions are, do we care about that error rate, and who is in the family (answers depend on the research questions)?