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evaluation of children's testimony by juries  

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  • When children are involved in trials as witnesses, victims, or defendants, jurors must decide whether they are credible and how to weigh their testimony in reaching a verdict. Thus, although much psychological research focuses on the actual accuracy of children's eyewitness testimony, it is also important to consider their perceived accuracy. [Source: Encyclopedia of Psychology and Law; Children's Testimony, Evaluation by Juries]

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