An eyewitness memory is a person’s episodic memory for an event that he or she has witnessed. School-age children are likely to give a more accurate description of past experiences compared to preschoolers. Many factors become apparent when investigating the memory errors in young children. For example, when a preschooler is asked a question that is too complexed for their understanding, the preschooler will still answer the question as if they know the answer. Preschoolers also have the desire to please others, so if they are asked a yes-or-no question, they will most likely agree to the question despite everything. For instance, if a young child was asked “Was he throwing a ball?”, the child would agree and answer yes. There are a large number
