Eyewitnesses, which have a potential to reduce uncertainty in the trial, nevertheless, sometimes cause serious mistakes due to likelihood of the false identification (Lowenstein et al., 2010, pp.60). Child eyewitnesses is associated with even higher likelihood of false identification in comparison with adults, because children are more sensitive to factors that stipulate it (Lowenstein et al., 2010, p.61). The line-up identification, for instance, is difficult itself because memory in this case should operate with all pictures at a time. A child, in addition to the mentioned complexity, unconsciously feels this procedure as a test for personal competence, which causes anxiety. Further this effect reinforces due to the anxiety, caused by such
