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In the Challenger case, advocacy has dominated the inquiry approach in my opinion. Advocacy is the approach which convinces a large number of people about its proposition no matter if the proposition is correct or false. They did not try and seek the correct information to achieve the task at hand. Because of this the space shuttle exploded and lies were lost

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