One argument for conducting statistical tests for single-case experiments is that
A) statistics have uncovered cases of Type I and Type II errors in the literature.
B) historically, researchers have used statistics for single-case experiments.
C) using statistics for single-case experiments allows us to make comparisons to other single-case experiments.
D) statistical significance will help us uncover practical significance.
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