The way the question is worded threw me off so much. Spent so much time trying to figure out what the heck it was saying. Super frustrating.

I swear the answers change when I go into BR after choosing the wrong answer, then the obvious answer pops right out and then I wonder "why didn't I pick that???"....think I need to read more carefully

OMGGG 14/14!!!!! Doubt this will be consistent but gives me hope :D

@WilRothman BAHA this is exactly what it feels like

The way I understood this question was reading it aloud to myself. first sentence says: approximate age -> likely to feel comfortable.

From here I think about the sufficient and necessary circles and use my literal hands as the circles. Left hand for sufficient and right hand for necessary. I tell myself "Okay, if someone is around my age, then I likely will feel comfortable approaching." I know that comfortability is in my right hand and is the bigger circle so there could be a dot in the bigger circle (necessary) that doesn't go in the smaller circle (sufficient).

Then I tell myself (While shaking my right hand lol) "So if I am likely to feel comfortable...then what? Doesn't mean any stranger HAS to be approx. my age for me to feel comfortable, and I can feel uncomfortable if they are my age." (I look nuts doing it alone in my room but it helps me talk through it).

I will say that trying to decipher the answer choices is something I struggle with. But in this case E stuck out to me because of what I was already thinking about when reading the stimulus.

Hopefully this helps, and I still struggle A LOT with these questions so I still need improvement myself

When first reading the question through, answer choice A immediately stuck out as the right answer before I read the other choices and I was close to just choosing A then hitting submit, but of course I'm like "No way it is that easy let me read the other choices".... and of course that second guessing is what makes me pick another choice.