All of the following are strategies to reduce suggestibility when interviewing children EXCEPT
A) providing as much hypothetical details of the situation as possible.
B) reducing the motivation for children to make false reports.
C) limiting misleading questions.
D) keeping a neutral tone.

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Providing hypothetical details of the situation could actually increase suggestibility by introducing new information that the child may incorporate into their memory of the event. The other options, reducing motivation for false reports, limiting misleading questions, and keeping a neutral tone, are all effective strategies to reduce suggestibility when interviewing children.

All of the Following Are Strategies to Reduce Suggestibility When