Alibi 1.0
Generation Domain
Alibi 2.0
Alibi Components
Believability Domain
100

Alibi generation relies on _________ memory

autobiographical.

Provider must recall where s/he was at a certain time & place

100

is generation domain difficult?

yes; it can be

100

Can you tell me what you did Wednesday,October 21st,2020@ 9:00PM

Answer varies

100

Alibis consist of 2 domains what are they?

Generation and Believability

100

what can decrease the jurors beliavility of alibi statement

a case going to trial even if  when corroboration is present 

200

What is an Alibi Witness?

A third-party whose statement is presented to corroborate an alibi

200
Why do we often report our past experiences?

because of schemas

200
What can cause self incrimination

Absence of an alibi is often seen as incriminating

200

what are the differences between the components?

the process and who it is completed by


200

In Culhane and Hosch (2012) who did they evaluate?

Evaluated layperson, future officer, & current officer perceptions of alibis

300
Why can alibi generation be difficult?

Normal memory processes can make alibi generation a difficult task – especially after long delays

300

what do schemas do?

we may rely upon schemas to help us “fill-in-the-blanks

300

What is the percentage of wrongful convictions with no alibi/weak alibi

~25% of wrongful convictions involve weak/no alibi

300

What is Beliavabilty domain?

Process of evaluating the veracity of alibi which is completed by a third-party

300

What makes an alibi believable?

Details

Physical evidence

Alibi witness

400

What is the purpose of an Alibi?

Alibi is a statement made or given piece of evidence that helps explain and or defend a person’s statement/whereabouts.

400

why is generation alibi difficult?


Normal memory processes can make alibi generation a difficult task – especially after long delays

400

How is it viewed if you change your alibi?

lying and not honest


400

what is Generation Domain?

Process of producing alibi which is Completed by the suspect

400

In the Evaluation & “Ultimate” Evaluation Phases what do they involve?

the evaluation of the alibi by law enforcement and, ultimately, by a court/jury

500

What is Alibi evidence? name atleast one evidence.

Physical evidence presented to corroborate an alibi

An example can be 

ticket stub, receipt, photograph/video, etc.

500

What is autobiographical memory?

Provider must recall where s/he was at a certain time & place

500

Over____those wrongfully convicted provided alibi statements at trial that were not believed by jurors

2/3

500

we report our past experiences based off 

based off schemas

500

Example of Believability third pary

investigator, attorney, juror, etc.