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Opinions of legal professionals: Comparing child and adult witnesses' memory report capabilities
Opiniones de los profesionales del derecho: comparación de la capacidad para el informe de memoria de testigos niños y adultos
Jens Knutssona, Carl Martin Allwoodb
a Lund University, Sweden
b University of Gothenburg, Sweden
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ISSN: 18891861
Original language: English
DOI:10.1016/j.ejpal.2014.06.001
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