We can never know for sure whether a Type I error has been made. Why is this the case?

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Type I error is always made but ignored because it is not significant.

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The ‘true’
values of population parameters are unknown.

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The p-value determines the probability of the measurement error

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The probability values are based on statistical tables, which are based on calculations that have their own errors affecting their reliability.

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