Review the logical soundness in these five scenarios. Determine whether the reasoning is valid or flawed for each. If flawed, specity the particular fallacy or critical thinking error. 1. Sales agent Julia interacts with a select few of her many clients and recommends to the product development team to introduce a new feature based solely on these limited interactions. 2. TechCorp devotes significant resources to creating motion-sensitive cameras for virtual meetings. Despite negative feedback from potential users who consider it overly intrusive, Alex, the project manager, insists on continuing the project, citing the extensive funds already invested. 3. Michael from finance identifies a strong positive correlation (0.90) between telecommuting and increased efficiency. He suggests shifting the entire company to remote operations based on this correlation alone. 4. Surveys reveal customer dissatisfaction with products after a year. Emily proposes it has to be quality-related. She recommend upgrading the quality of components and enhancing quality checks, which would increase production costs by 25%. 5. Brandon notices that a student in his class named Dianne writes really, really, really, really, really long answers to exam question Brandon generalizes that all students named Dianne write really, really, really, really, really long answers. )