Based on the Lecture and Instruction pages in this module, when addressing an opposing argument / writing a counterargument, all of the following help develop a "formula for success" in academic writing except . . . (In other words, which of the following is not an effective strategy for addressing an opposing argument / writing a counterargument?) Group of answer choices Using reliable information in your rebuttal / refutation Accurately representing opposing viewpoints Using qualifying words when applicable to help you be more accurate and to avoid exaggerated or absolute statements Using a respectful tone that avoids alienating or offending the opposing side Avoiding really difficult opposing arguments that might contradict your own argument and be difficult to respond to