What are things to consider when identifying a counterclaim? check all that apply. information learned from research background information already known personal beliefs and opinions how other information contradicts your claim reasons why you believe you are correct?

A counterclaim is, by definition, a claim made to rebut a previous claim. So, taking that into consideration, you need to have background information about it, so that your claim can be legit. You need to do a lot of research, to prepare for a debate, where you know somebody will counterclaim your claim for personal reasons. In order to prove you are in fact correct you need to show the people why you believe you are correct, by stating facts, and through the facts show them the one that made the counterclaim is wrong.