When might you need to adjust to new information? Select three options.You find out that many sources agree with your position.You find convincing information that changes your mind.You find unreliable or inappropriate sources of information.You find significant evidence that contradicts your argument.You find examples or evidence that is similar to what you already have.You find stronger or more current information that supports your position.
Answer
A
You find out that many sources agree with your position.
B
You find convincing information that changes your mind.
C
You find unreliable or inappropriate sources of information.
D
You find significant evidence that contradicts your argument.
E
You find examples or evidence that is similar to what you already have.
F
You find stronger or more current information that supports your position.
Explanation
Adjust your position when new, credible information changes or strengthens what you know. Convincing evidence that changes your mind (B) or significant evidence that contradicts your argument (D) may require you to revise it. Stronger or more current supporting information (F) can also change how you present or refine your position. Repeated agreement or similar examples do not necessarily require adjustment, and unreliable sources should not guide your position.
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