When an Eyewitness Is a Child, It Is Likely That

question 33

Multiple Choice

When an eyewitness is a child, it is likely that the accuracy of information the child can provide is _____ that provided by an adult.

• A) higher compared to
• B) lower compared to
• C) very similar to
• D) more likely to be impacted by retrieval inhibition than

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Definitions:

Manifests Honesty

The overt demonstration of honesty by individuals, characterized by truthfulness, transparency, and integrity in actions and statements.

Ethical Leadership Principle

Guidelines that direct the behavior, practices, and decisions of leaders to be morally right and honorable in their role.

Teleological Ethical Theories

Ethical theories that determine the morality of an action based on its outcomes or goals; often contrasted with deontological theories, which focus on the morality of actions themselves.

Outcomes

The results or consequences of actions taken within a specific context or scenario.