n. (pl. -s) 1 claim or proof that one was elsewhere when a crimeet cetera (и так далее) was committed. 2 informal excuse. [Latin, = elsewhere] Usage The use of alibi in sense 2 is considered incorrect by some people.
... , found the ring and.left ) They are asked not to disclose the fact of participation . in the experiment and have alibi ready They are also asked not to disclose the details of. the crime to the detector operator , because ... (Psychology of lies)
... thinking clearly ), and thinking affects emotions (thoughts of.capture or the impossibility of proving our alibi will increase fear .) The most obvious cognitive indicator of a possible lie is. the contradictions ... (Psychology of emotions)
... to “verify ” from thepoint .ofview oftruth , “.nothing prevents itfrom maintaining aneternal alibi ; thepresence .oftwo sides ofthesignifier always allows him to.beinanother place ” {Bart ... (The psychology of corporeality)
... looks . just like the fear of an innocent person over the.inability to prove his alibi Emotion signals provide important information about what a person feels . and what he can ... (Psychology of emotions)
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