Distinguish between an act of commission versus an act of omission. Provide detailed examples.

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Running Head: NARRATIVE ESSAY							1
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NARRATIVE ESSAY
COMMISSION VS OMMISSION
Table of Contents
Introduction	3
Act of Commission	3
Act of Omission	3
Conclusion	4
References	5
Introduction
An act of commission and an act of omission has an ample amount of difference between them. In fact, they can be treated as an antonym for each other. The present narrative essay discusses in detail the difference between these two terms with proper instances.
Act of Commission
An act of commission, as mentioned by Fryberg and Eason (2017), is an action that a person takes while doing something. Simply put, it is the decision that one takes in order to do something. It is the commitment that a person makes before actually making the promise happen, for real.
As an instance, we can state that, in the year 1961, John F. Kennedy decided and declared that, by the end of the decade, there would be a man from the United States, who would land on the moon.

Distinguish between an act of commission versus an act of omission. Provide detailed examples.

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