Research on the impact of misinformation effects on children has revealed that
A)neither younger nor older children are vulnerable to misinformation effects
B)younger and older children are equally susceptible to misinformation effects
C)both younger and older children are susceptible to misinformation effects, but older children are more susceptible
D)both younger and older children are susceptible to misinformation effects, but younger children are more susceptible

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Research indicates that both younger and older children can be influenced by misinformation, but younger children are generally more susceptible. This is due to their developing cognitive abilities and lesser ability to critically evaluate the information they receive.

Research on the Impact of Misinformation Effects on Children Has