In opposing an argument made by the advocate, you have decided to use a strategy
of denial. You may NOT employ the strategy of denial in which of the following
circumstances?
(a) The advocate has offered a preemptive argument and you will explain why the
preemptive argument is an accurate denial from your perspective on the
proposition.
(b) The advocate has overlooked certain important facts which you will provide
along with an explanation of the significance of their having been overlooked.
(c) The advocate has given undue significance to certain facts and you will explain
why these facts lack significance.
(d) The advocate has drawn unwarranted conclusions from her proof and you will
provide the proper conclusion.
A
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