GKT / CIT
Guilty Knowledge Test, also called Concealed Information Test (Lykken, 1959): tests whether the subject recognises crime-specific details only the perpetrator would know; preferred by researchers for its lower false-positive rate.
Guilty Knowledge Test, also called Concealed Information Test (Lykken, 1959): tests whether the subject recognises crime-specific details only the perpetrator would know; preferred by researchers for its lower false-positive rate.
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