Question ID:PT13 S2 Q5 Passage:Financial success does not guarantee happiness. This claim is not mere proverbial wisdom but a fact verified by statistics. In a recently concluded survey, only one-third of the respondents who claimed to have achieved financial success reported that they were happy. Stem:Which one of the following, if true, most strongly supports the conclusion drawn from the survey results? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:The respondents who reported financial success were, for the most part, financially successful. Choice B:Financial success was once thought to be necessary for happiness but is no longer considered a prerequisite for happiness. Choice C:Many of the respondents who claimed not to have achieved financial success reported that they were happy five years ago. Choice D:Many of the respondents who failed to report financial success were in fact financially successful. Choice E:Most of the respondents who reported they were unhappy were in fact happy.