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So what I didn't like about E was it caused me to make an unsupported inference. The unsupported inference was that those most concerned with avoiding pathogenic were the group that precisely followed the directions. There is no support for it.
In fact, one could have made the inference in the opposite way, one could have inferred that those that are most concerned with avoiding pathogenic infections were in the group that "deviate considerably" by wearing hazmat suits.
As E required an inference that wasn't supported either way and I through it out, because if I make the inference one way it strengthens and the other way it weakens.
In case you are curious I select D, not because I thought it was right, I just gave up on the question.
Well, there's a structural flaw to this approach; there's no reason at all to discount an answer choice here on the grounds that the answer choice has not been proved. We were directed to find an answer that presents a possibility that the argument hasn't fully considered, not a fact.
The same is true for all answers to questions that ask you "which of the following, if true..."