A psychiatrist argued that there is no such thing as a multiple personality disorder on the grounds that in all her years of clinical practice, she had never encountered one case of this type. Which one of the following most closely parallels the questionable reasoning cited above? ['Lyla said that no one in the area has seen a groundhog and so there are probably no groundhogs in the area.', "Sauda argued that because therapy rarely had an effect on her patient's type of disorder, therapy was not warranted.", 'Jerod had never spotted a deer in his area and concluded from this that there are no deer in the area.', 'Thomas argued that because Natasha has driven her car to work every day since she bought it, she would probably continue to drive her car to work.']