One Might Commit the Fallacy of Composition by Concluding That

Multiple Choice

One might commit the fallacy of composition by concluding that:

A) statements that are true during prosperity are not necessarily true during depression.
B) what is good for the individual is necessarily good for the group.
C) an event that precedes another is necessarily the cause of the latter.
D) intentions need not coincide with actions.
E) the composition of a complex product is not revealed by its exterior appearance.