1. Isabel noted that whenever she wore her green contact lenses, the Chicago White Sox
would win that evening. Based on this observation, she developed the
"green-eyes-for-White-Sox" theory of winning. It is most likely true that Isabel:
(A) showed good reasoning for the reason the Whitc Sox would win.
(B) committed the ceteris paribus error.
(C) committed the fallacy of composition.
(D) was too quick to conclude that correlation implies causation.