Based on the Lecture and Instruction pages in this module, all of the following are important when addressing opposing arguments / writing a counterargument except . . . (In other words, which of these is not an accurate description of addressing opposing arguments / writing a counterargument?) Group of answer choices Involves accommodating / conceding any understanding of the stance or common ground Involves just explaining the opposing side without responding to it Involves considering potential flaws in your argument and how to address them Involves anticipating and acknowledging the opposing argument fairly Involves taking a valid reason why a reader may disagree with your major claim / thesis or a particular sub-claim / supporting reason, and then putting that reason (or "counter-reason") into your essay, considering the argument, and responding to it Involves refuting / rebutting (disproving or arguing against) the opposing viewpoint