When might a latitude of noncommitment occur?
A) when the new argument is still too close to the reject category
B) when the new information does not cause the person to accept or reject a position
C) when your own belief is too far from credibility
D) when your own belief infringes upon a person's right to analyze

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A latitude of noncommitment occurs when new information presented to a person does not cause them to strongly accept or reject a position, leaving them in a state of ambivalence or neutrality towards the argument or proposition.

When Might a Latitude of Noncommitment Occur