How do you know which counterargument to address? A. I choose the weakest counterargument to make my argument look better. B. I select the strongest or the most popular counterargument. C. Actually, it is best never to mention counterarguments because they are a distraction. D. I use the first one that comes to mind.

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How do you know which counterargument to address? A. I choose the weakest counterargument to make my argument look better. B. I select the strongest or the most popular counterargument. C. Actually, it is best never to mention counterarguments because they are a distraction. D. I use the first one that comes to mind.

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BeckaH BeckaH · Answer 1 · 2015-02-17T14:13:06-05:00

BUse the strongest and most popular counterargument, and then go on to explain why it is less valid / less important than your argument. You should always address the counterargument (don't just pretend it doesn't exists because it always does. This makes it clear you have considered both sides of the argument when forming an opinion, which makes it more difficult for people to disagree with you).

andriansp andriansp · Answer 2 · 2018-08-12T23:14:25-04:00

I believe the answer is: B. I select the strongest or the most popular counterargument

In a debate, counterargument is made to give a rebuttal to the statement made by the opposition in order to win the audience.

Which mean that we can either use the strongest counterargument (to make the frame of the opposition's argument crumble) , or the most popular (because audiences tend to relate easier to popular argument)