In State V

In State v. Armstrong, the appellate court identified several factors that a judge is to consider in determining if a child if competent to testify. Which of the following is not one of those factors?

A) The child's ability to receive accurate impression of fact or to observe acts about which he or she will testify
B) The child's ability to recollect accurate impressions of fact or his or her observation of acts
C) The child's maturity for his or her age
D) The child's understanding of truth and falsity