QUESTION $32$

When countering an argument about why NDSU should lower tuition rates in order to attract more students, the following tactic is an example of "You're right that lowering tuition rates would increase our enrollment. But that wouldn't be a good thing! We'd suddenly have too many students on campus, and the lower tuition that attracted them would make it difficult to offer the services $--$ good dining, lazy rivers, etc. $--$ that those students expect. In the long term, therefore, we'd probably lose all of those extra students, and more."

refutation by turning tables

refutation by denial

refutation by mitigation

refutation on the basis of cost