One possible difficulty someone might have in breaking down arguments is the lack of critical thinking skills. Critical thinking involves analyzing and evaluating arguments based on logic, evidence, and reasoning. Without these skills, it can be challenging to identify flaws in an argument or assess its validity. Additionally, biases and personal beliefs can hinder someone's ability to objectively evaluate arguments, leading to a distorted understanding of the argument's strengths and weaknesses. Furthermore, limited knowledge and understanding of the subject matter can make it difficult to identify relevant evidence, leading to a shallow analysis of the argument.
