Five forms an assessment can take when it follows a preferred verdict: praise, unwarranted endorsement, silent omission, selective emphasis, and manufactured criticism.
They can coexist in the same answer and are not steps on a ladder of severity or visibility. Silent omission is the hardest to catch: you can question a claim that appears on the page, but not a warning you never saw. From the answer alone, a reader may have no way to discover what is missing.