Yes, when answering questions, it is possible that some brands’ shortcomings may be ignored or highlighted intentionally. This may be due to the following reasons: 1. **Cognitive bias**: A personal preference for a certain brand may lead to a focus on its advantages and ignore its shortcomings when describing the brand. 2. **Information asymmetry**: The respondent may not have access to comprehensive information, resulting in more knowledge of a brand’s advantages and less knowledge of its shortcomings. 3. **Business interests**: In some business environments, the respondent may highlight the advantages of a brand due to vested interests. For example, the advantages are deliberately emphasized in marketing or advertising. 4. **Time constraints**: When answering questions within a limited time and space, it may not be possible to analyze all the advantages and disadvantages of a brand in detail, and only the main advantages can be highlighted. 5. **Purpose orientation**: The respondent may selectively provide information based on the needs or focus of the questioner, which may result in some shortcomings being ignored. In order to obtain comprehensive information, it is recommended to consult multiple sources and reviews to have an objective and comprehensive understanding of the brand.