Imagine a collaborative discussion on the subject of the taxation and teens. in your notes, which of the following is an appropriate summary for an opposing perspective?
the guy, i don’t know his name, is not really paying attention because he never looks at anyone.
susan disagrees with everyone because she had a sister who didn’t file taxes.
everyone in the group had a different opinion.
jason disagreed with taxation laws by pointing out that teens are not given a vote, so they should not pay taxes.

The appropriate summary for an opposing perspective is the following one:

Jason disagreed with taxation laws by pointing out that teens are not given a vote, so they should not pay taxes.

Explanation:

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"The guy, I don’t know his name, is not really paying attention because he never looks at anyone.":

There was no perspective to be summarized. Plus, this is merely an observation on how a particular individual behaves during a collaborative discussion.

"Susan disagrees with everyone because she had a sister who didn’t file taxes.":

It seems the person who wrote that note relied too much on subjectivity and probably missed the point of what Susan had said.

"Everyone in the group had a different opinion.":

Extremely vague... Ok, so everyone had a different opinion, but... what exactly were they?

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"Jason disagreed with taxation laws by pointing out that teens are not given a vote, so they should not pay taxes.":

Quite appropriate, since it summarizes Jason's perspective, that is, it points out what he disagreed with and why he did so.

maybe attach the passage in case, someone has never read it!

explanation:

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