All of the Following Can Lead to a Hasty Generalization

Multiple Choice

All of the following can lead to a hasty generalization, except:

A) Assuming that what is true of the whole is also true of the part
B) Basing a conclusion on a small, nonrandom sample
C) "Cherry-picking" examples to fit one's claim
D) Relying on testimonials to generalize about an entire group or class