An Objection Commits the Strawman Fallacy When

question 9

Multiple Choice

An objection commits the strawman fallacy when:

• A) It attacks the person making an argument when he or she is not there to defend him- or herself.
• B) It distorts or misrepresents the target argument to make it easier to refute.
• C) It asserts that the target argument is flawed without explaining why.
• D) It presents a weaker version of the objection to make it easier to respond to.

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Definitions:

Information Technology (IT)

The use of computers, networks, and other electronic devices for storing, retrieving, transmitting, and manipulating data.

Adhocracy

An organizational structure that is flexible and adaptable, often characterized by a lack of formal hierarchy and the ability to respond quickly to changes.

Tasks

Specific duties or assignments that are part of a job or activity, often involving a sequence of steps to be completed.

Operations Technology

The collection of hardware, software, and processes used to produce goods or deliver services efficiently and effectively.