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What is the difference between disagreeing by using a counterargument and disagreeing by using refutation?

A. Refutation requires evidence and reasoning for support; counterargument requires a clear understanding of your opponent's central argument and then responds with evidence and reasoning.
B. Refutation requires you to quote your opponent; counterargument restates your opponent's position in your own terms.
C. Counterargument requires you to quote your opponent; refutation restates your opponent's position in your own terms.
D. Refutation requires evidence and reasoning for support; counterargument does not have evidence or reasoning for support.



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Final answer:

Refutation requires evidence and reasoning; Counterargument responds with evidence and reasoning to opponents' central arguments.


Explanation:

Refutation requires evidence and reasoning for support, while a counterargument involves understanding your opponent's central argument and responding with evidence and reasoning. In refutation, you respond to opposing views by pointing out weaknesses and emphasizing the strength of your position. On the other hand, in a counterargument, you acknowledge opposing views and respond to shortcomings in reasoning within those views.


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