Chapter 1 Determinants of the Child Victim’s Perceived Credibility

Chapter 2 The Perceived Credibility of Child Eyewitnesses: What Happens When They Use Their Own Words?

Chapter 3 Age Stereotypes, Communication Modality, and Mock Jurors’ Perceptions of the Child Witness

Chapter 4 When Juries “Hear” Children Testify: The Effects of Eyewitness Age and Speech Style on Jurors’ Perceptions of Testimony

Chapter 5 The Credibility of Children as Witnesses in a Simulated Child Sex Abuse Trial

Chapter 6 The Opinions and Practices of Criminal Attorneys Regarding Child Eyewitnesses: A Survey

Chapter 7 Children’s Conceptions of the Legal System: “Court Is a Place to Play Basketball”

Chapter 8 What Do Children Know about the Legal System and When Do They Know It? First Steps Down a Less Traveled Path in Child Witness Research

Chapter 9 Problems in Evaluating Interviews of Children in Sexual Abuse Cases

Chapter 10 The Impact of New Child Witness Research on Sexual Abuse Prosecutions