Less experienced witnesses tend to have difficulty recalling:

Less experienced witnesses often struggle with recalling specific details of an incident because their lack of exposure or familiarity with similar situations may hinder their ability to accurately remember finer points. They may have difficulty processing and retaining intricate aspects of what they witnessed or experienced, which can affect their overall reliability as a witness. This difficulty is further compounded by the stress and emotional impact of the incident, which can cloud their memory.

While they might have a general sense of how they felt (which relates to overall feelings), recall of the chronological order, names of responders, or specific actions can be challenging for those who have not had prior experiences that help sharpen their observational skills. Thus, difficulties in this area can lead to gaps or inaccuracies in their testimonies, which is critical to understand for anyone involved in safety and legal processes.