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27 January, 23:24

A negative attack against an opponent in debate is called

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  1. 28 January, 00:59
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    The answer is Ad Hominem. This kind of attack is a personal attack against the opponent. This strategy is a kind of attack that targets the person's reputation. It is also

    characterized by informal fallacy wherein the other side is attacking the argument in another way
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