jqxTreeGrid rowClick and rowDoubleClick vs rowSelect

Why would the rowDoubleClick or rowClick event return a more robust object than the rowSelect?

For example rowDoubleClick

   $('#tree01').on('rowDoubleClick', function (event){
        var args = event.args;
        var row = args.row;
        var key = args.key;
        var dataField = args.dataField;
        var clickEvent = args.originalEvent;
    });

While rowSelect returns a "thinner" object.

    $('#tree01').on('rowSelect', function (event) {
        var args = event.args;
        var row = args.row;
        var key = args.key;
    });

As illustrated in the image below, the rowSelect excludes the parent object which includes records (its peers) and its parent.

My question is this...

How can I get the same object with a rowSelect as I do with rowClick? Can I programmatically force a rowClick via a rowSelect?

from jqxTreeGrid rowClick and rowDoubleClick vs rowSelect