Which one of the following best describes the overall organization of the passage? A. A particular phenomenon is discussed, the reasons that it is atypical are put forward, and these reasons are evaluated and refined. B. An assumption is made, results deriving from it are compared with what is known to be true, and the assumption is finally rejected as counterfactual. C. A point of view is described, one hypothesis accounting for it is introduced and rejected, and a better hypothesis is offered for consideration. D. A general characterization is offered, examples supporting it are introduced, and its special applicability to a particular group is asserted. E. A particular viewpoint is explained, its shortcomings are discussed, and its persistence in the face of these is noted.