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"When we provided the fi rst conception of the Event knowledge test (EKT) (Saldžiūnas & Kovalenko, 2008a,b,c). it was not yet systematized. In later works, we added (Saldžiūnas & Kovalenka, 2012) that one of the main features of the diff erence between the EKT and CIT (Concealed Information Test) was that the questions-answers for tests were formed not according to the circumstances known about the criminal incident, but according to the versions."(...)
Prawo, polygraph examination, alibi, Conseled Information Test (CIT), Event Knowledge Test (EKT), Psychologia
Prawo, polygraph examination, alibi, Conseled Information Test (CIT), Event Knowledge Test (EKT), Psychologia
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