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Examines lie-telling in child witness testimony
May be coached by an adult
Fabrication/Misrepresentation/Denial
Children tell lies from an early age
Ability to Lie requires....
Results suggest children will lie for others
Custody Battle
Negative Consequences
False reports of Abuse
Maltreatment Cases
Not skilled - Leak information
Age improves ability to maintain lies
understanding of beliefs & false beliefs
Children with developmental issues
Young witnesses less capable of lying effectively when elaboration req.
executive functioning abilities.......
Working Memory & Inhibitory Control
Less likely to be capable of generating or maintaining false reports
May be motivated to lie only when it does not negatively affect them
More likely to lie for parents whe knew they would not get blamed
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