Which one of the following best describes the organization of the passage? A. A traditional procedure is described and its application to common situations is endorsed: its shortcomings in certain rare but critical circumstances are then revealed. B. A common misconception is elaborated and its consequences are described a detailed example of one of these consequences is then given. C. A general principle is stated and supported by several examples; an exception to the rule is then considered and its importance evaluated. D. A number of seemingly unrelated events are categorized: the underlying processes that connect them are then detailed. E. A traditional method of analysis is discussed and the reasons for its adoption are explained; an alternative is then described and clarified by means of an example.