Elements of secrecy: Implications for children's testimony

Margaret‐Ellen Pipe · Gail S. Goodman

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Abstract This article reviews studies dealing with children's secrets—i.e., their concealment of information regarding events they have witnessed or been involved in. Potentially important implications for children's testimony are considered.

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