Which of the following has been shown to play a role in the suggestive questioning of child witnesses?

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All three factors (interviewer bias, social influence, and selective reinforcement of answers) have been shown to play a role in suggestive questioning of child witnesses. Interviewer bias refers to the interviewer's preconceived ideas and expectations influencing the types of questions asked and how they are asked. Social influence refers to the pressure on the child to give answers that align with the interviewer's expectations, often due to perceived authority or a desire to please. Selective reinforcement of answers occurs when the interviewer only responds positively to certain answers and ignores or criticizes others, leading the child to believe those answers are the "right" ones.

Which of the Following Has Been Shown to Play a Role