Eyewitness Identification Following a 10-Month Delay in Child Witnesses on the Autism Spectrum

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Like any child, children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) may witness crimes that require they attempt to identify the perpetrator from a lineup. Although children with ASD tend to remember and recognize faces more poorly than neurotypical children, little is known about lineup identification abilities among ASD children. As part of a larger study, 22 ASD and 41 control children participated in a four-session study. Following an approximate 10-month delay, children were given a lineup identification task. Results revealed ASD and control children performed similarly when asked to identify three target persons with whom they interacted on three separate occasions.

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