When Children Are Interviewed About Their Recollections of Possible Sexual

Multiple Choice

When children are interviewed about their recollections of possible sexual abuse,their reports are especially credible if

A) they are asked specific,detailed questions about the issue rather than more general,open-ended questions.
B) after responding to an interviewer,they are repeatedly asked the same question they just answered.
C) they use anatomically correct dolls to indicate if and where they had been physically touched.
D) they are asked nonleading questions by a neutral interviewer soon after the possible abuse.