hi thanks for the clarification, may I ask why a conclusion from two things being different would be weakened by bringing up more similarities? Seeing that LSAT is about certainty, i am not sure if there is anything certain here about E that offers me the satisfication I need to move on? thanks.

Question Type: Inference (33-35) This question requires that we use information in the text to make an inference about the author’s attitude towards the results of Temple’s experiment. Even if you got your scale right to start, and you have a decent understanding of the words semblance (outward app...

Clearly, the author disagrees with the criticisms, which is not skepticism at all. Though no strong language was used, A is more accurate than B.