When different interviews, related documents, and recollections produce the same descriptions of an event, the type of evidence for credibility that is provided is known as.
A) structural corroboration
B) consensus
C) referential adequacy
D) theoretical adequacy
E) control of bias

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Structural corroboration occurs when different types of evidence (such as interviews, documents, and recollections) converge on the same conclusion, thereby enhancing the credibility of the information.

When Different Interviews, Related Documents, and Recollections Produce the Same