When the Eyewitness Is a Child, the Accuracy of Information

question 19

Multiple Choice

When the eyewitness is a child, the accuracy of information he or she can provide from a lineup or photograph spread is:

• A) more accurate than an adult.
• B) less accurate than an adult.
• C) as accurate as an adult only if the suspect is actually presented.
• D) more accurate under high stress, unlike adults.

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