Which of the following is not a danger in using inferential statistics to evaluate differences in averages?
A) Important differences may be ignored.
B) Resulting probabilities are likely to be in error.
C) Complex calculations are likely to contain errors.
D) Large samples can make trivial differences appear important.
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