Which statement best describes a sequential lineup in eyewitness identification?

The correct statement is:

c) In a sequential lineup, witnesses are more likely to evaluate each suspect individually against their memory of the event.

A sequential lineup presents suspects one at a time, prompting the witness to make an absolute judgment by comparing each individual to their memory of the perpetrator. This differs from a simultaneous lineup, where all suspects are shown at once, often leading to a relative judgment where the witness compares the suspects to each other.