Strict reliance on transcripts alone (apart from other contextual evidence) as evidence for a claim observed by some conversational analysts is referred to as the:
A) Formatting rule for transcripts
B) Rule of analytic induction
C) Strict empirical requirement
D) Referential function rule

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The strict empirical requirement refers to the practice in conversational analysis where analysts rely solely on transcripts as evidence for claims, without considering other contextual evidence.

Strict Reliance on Transcripts Alone (Apart from Other Contextual Evidence)