2 You are testing new software, working with the developers and also the architect who designed the software. You run into an issue and your test results do not align with the expected results per the test script. The architect tells you that the test script's expected results are wrong and do not fit the detailed requirements - he shows you the requirements document that includes a government published document that supports the requirement. Do you: A) Push back despite the architect's superior grasp of the requirement - test script expected results are the deciding factor B) Concede the point and take steps to get the test script updated C) Take the middle ground and offer to review the matter in detail and then circle back with the architect on the matter D) Take another middle ground approach Follow-up Question: If you answered A or B, then explain your position on the matter. If you answered or D, then explain what you intend to do to come to your position on the matter