Research on Eyewitness Memory Suggests That Younger Children Are Prone

Multiple Choice

Research on eyewitness memory suggests that younger children are prone to memory errors because they

A) are more likely than older children to disagree with a yes-or-no question.
B) tend to report gist rather than verbatim information about their experiences.
C) have trouble recalling highly stressful events.
D) are especially poor at source-monitoring.