In addressing the debate regarding children's memories of sexual abuse, it has become clear that:
A) children's memories cannot ever be trusted because children will always say whatever adults expect.
B) it is important to repeatedly question a child who denies sexual abuse, because there is a good chance they have repressed the event.
C) preschoolers are more vulnerable to suggestive questions than are school-aged children.
D) children do not lie about or misremember traumatic experiences, such as sexual abuse.

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Research has shown that preschoolers are indeed more susceptible to suggestion and leading questions than older children, making them more vulnerable to providing inaccurate information if not questioned carefully.

In Addressing the Debate Regarding Children's Memories of Sexual Abuse