Research into the impact of age on the accuracy of eyewitness testimony (EWT) is inconclusive. Some studies have found that elderly witnesses may be more suggestible than younger adults and more likely to incorporate inaccurate post-event information. However, other research has found that both children and older adults form less complete initial memories of events compared to young adults, rather than differences in suggestibility. The relationship between age and accuracy of EWT remains an open area of study.