Citation

Peterson C. Dev. Psychol. 1999; 35(6): 1493-1506.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1999, American Psychological Association)

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Abstract

Assessed children's recall of injury and hospital treatment 2 years after injury. Found that children recalled injury details better than treatment. Amount recalled decreased only for hospital treatment details; accuracy decreased for both injury and treatment. An extra interview 1 year after injury helped only younger children recall hospital event and helped all children maintain accuracy of hospital details.

Language: en