Some of the research on children's eyewitness testimony has important implications for the courtroom.According to that research,

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Research has shown that young children can have fairly accurate memory, but only under ideal circumstances, such as being interviewed in a supportive and non-leading manner. Children may be more likely to give inaccurate information if they are pressured or exposed to suggestive questioning. Option A is incorrect, as an emotional tone can actually lead to more inaccurate information from children. Option B is also incorrect, as older children may be more resistant to changes in their testimony during cross-examinations. Option C is partially correct, as children may be more willing to admit if they don't know the answer, but this does not necessarily lead to accurate testimony.

Some of the Research on Children's Eyewitness Testimony Has Important