This is slightly more niche for only some PH questions, but something J.Y says a lot is when there’s two groups that are affected differently somehow, like whether it’s different types of people in an experiment or two cities or two roads or whatever, the answer choice needs to apply differently to each one. so before i lock in an AC, I usually think through how it pertains differently to the two things that the stim is pointing out a difference in. This is kinda obvious LOL but it’s easy to forget sometimes and get lost in more complicated phenomenon hypothesis questions!

i was stuck between a b and c because i thought that less leaves -> more daylight. which is objectively true, like if there's leaf coverage there's less light thats able to come in. So if these food competitors and snakes are both active when there's light, they're out during the day which means the lemurs hide -> more nocturnal

im just like overall so confused about what assumptions we're allowed to make and what we cant. because choosing B requires some assumptions too

the explanation for ac c being wrong doesnt make sense to me. how could the 20% of who didnt know be from the 48 percent of people who think he's guilty? If they think he's guilty they obviously have to know he was accused of violations. Because they think he is guilty of those violations.