Effects of participation on children's reports

Effects of participation on children's reports of a real-life event were examined. Same-age pairs of 4- and 7-year-olds entered a trailer occupied by an unfamiliar man. One child participated in a set of games with the man, and the other sat and watched. Ten to 12 days later, children were individuallly questioned about the event

Child development · Childhood development · Developmental psychology · Memory Processes and Influences · Psychology

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