Very Young Children

question 105

Multiple Choice

Very young children

• A) are capable of correctly recalling events but are vulnerable to more types of post-event distortions than adults.
• B) are capable of correctly recalling events and are less vulnerable to more types of post-event distortions than adults.
• C) are not very capable of correctly recalling events and are vulnerable to more types of post-event distortions than adults.
• D) are basically the same as older children and adults when it comes to correctly recalling events and resisting post-event distortions.

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