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People of all ages may inadvertently insert a suggestion made in a question into their recall of events. Suggestibility, as researchers and legal experts call it,
a. occurs less frequently in middle childhood than in early childhood.
b. is more common when children are recalling real events than imagined events.
   c. is not a problem for young children as long as adults repeat the same question over and over again, without changing it.
d. does not occur when children are questioned about abuse, only when questioned about laboratory events.
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