in the debate regarding children's memories of sexual abuse,it has become clear that:
a)children's memories should not be trusted because they will say whatever adults expect them to say
b)preschoolers' memories should not be trusted because they confuse fantasy with reality
c)shool-aged children are more vulnerable to suggestive questions than preschoolers are
d)children do not lie about or misremember traumatic experiences,such as sexual abuse
I THINK D IS CORRECT ANSWER
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You're probably right, but I don't like any of these sweeping generalizations.
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