Argumentativeness refers to your
A) ability to think critically when arguing with others.
B) willingness to debate controversial issues with others.
C) readiness to accept the will of the majority in a discussion.
D) ability to construct valid arguments based on strong evidence.
E) willingness put aside your own needs in light of what others want.

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Argumentativeness refers to the willingness to debate controversial issues with others. It does not necessarily imply critical thinking or acceptance of majority will, and while constructing valid arguments is a component of argumentativeness, it is not the primary definition. Putting aside one's own needs is also unrelated to argumentativeness.

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