Which of the following scenarios does not involve the analysis of multiple interpretations?
a.)You and a classmate are arguing over who the protagonist is in the novel you are reading. You approach your teacher and ask them to intervene. Your teacher asks both of you why you think you are right.
b.)The local news stations are covering a story about the state championship football game. You tune to one station and hear that your high school was the winning team. On another station, the report also states that your high school won the game.
c.) A doctor has diagnosed you with a sprained ankle. You do not want to take the necessary steps to heal it, so you seek a second opinion.
d.)Your school is holding basketball tryouts. For the first hour, the players are being evaluated by the head coach. For the second hour, the players are being evaluated by last year’s graduating seniors.

The local news stations are covering a story about the state championship football game. You tune to one station and hear that your high school was the winning team. On another station, the report also states that your high school won the game is the scenario that does not involve the analysis of multiple interpretations.

Explanation:

Every time that there's a difference of opinion or interpretation surrounding a situation, it is because perception can be different in the personal context of each individual, in all these examples we can see that two different opinions that claim to be the correct one are faced to each other with the exception of the local station giving the news.