I am having an issue understanding this question, even after watching the explanation. Are we supposed to assume that the consumers that E refers to are rational? It could be the case that those in E are irrationally not acquiring detailed information.

This is a prime example of when a "most" conforming answer is a horrible answer, but the best one.

@junda Since I started studying again (one year break), I've been seeing more and more of these questions. A lot of the time, it seems like LSAC wants us to connect gaps like these one through intuition. There is no formal rule for why we must do this.

@sarahbalfoul That was exactly my thought as well

I was already mostly for B on my first pass, but the "give credence to" versus the "do not vote" difference made me stand fast on B because the stimulus says "does not deserve our consideration."