Student athletes argue that they have the right to form labor unions because they are treated like employees. Which of the following, if true, would most likely strengthen this argument? a. Student athletes do not receive compensation for costs associated with health benefits and utility expenses. b. Student athletes work over 40 hours a week in many cases and can be fired for poor performance. c. Student athletes enjoy decision-making powers in team selection processes. d. Student athletes represent only one university team until they graduate