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Alibi Check by Polygraph Examination

Authors: Saldžiūnas, Vitas; Kovalenko, Aleksandras;

Alibi Check by Polygraph Examination

Abstract

"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."(...)

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Poland
Keywords

Prawo, polygraph examination, alibi, Conseled Information Test (CIT), Event Knowledge Test (EKT), Psychologia

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