Chapter 13 Discussed Eyewitness-Testimony Research by Henry and Gudjonsson

question 57

Multiple Choice

Chapter 13 discussed eyewitness-testimony research by Henry and Gudjonsson. These researchers compared children with typical development and children with an intellectual disability. The results showed that the children with typical development

• A) recalled more items correctly and were less likely to be influenced by misleading information.
• B) recalled more items correctly and were equally likely to be influenced by misleading information.
• C) recalled the same number of items correctly and were less likely to be influenced by misleading information.
• D) recalled the same number of items correctly and were equally likely to be influenced by misleading information.

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