Samantha interviewed a woman who played collegiate basketball before the implementation of Title IX. The woman discussed a victory but didn't remember who scored the winning basket. Samantha found two newspapers that reported on the game, one of which gave a detailed account and one of which just had the score. What type of rule is used in determining the facts of the event?

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Aden Hogan

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10 November, 23:32

Samantha interviewed a woman who played collegiate basketball before the implementation of Title IX. The woman discussed a victory but didn't remember who scored the winning basket. Samantha found two newspapers that reported on the game, one of which gave a detailed account and one of which just had the score. What type of rule is used in determining the facts of the event?

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Anahi Alvarez · Answer 1

Rule of omission

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The rule of omission also referred to as free editing is generally a rule that reminds a person that any information of an event is always partial and not the complete version of the event. In this light, it is important to consult other sources of information to broaden your knowledge of the events by adding more details to your already existing evidence.