Alibi Witnesses: Willingness to Provide False Alibis

Alibi Witnesses: Willingness to Provide False Alibis

Hamilton’s Rule (1964) involves the notion that the likelihood of an altruistic act being performed is predicted by the degree of relatedness between the recipient and the donor. Therefore, the extent to which people would be willing to lie for a defendant is a function of the degree of biological r...

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Main Author: Ryndak, Karen M.
Format: Others
Published: UNF Digital Commons 2014
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University of North Florida
UNF
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Academic > UNF > Psychology
Academic > UNF > Master of Arts in General Psychology
Hamilton's Rule
Alibi Witness
False Alibi
Alibi > Family relationships > Psychological aspects
Alibi > Psychology
Psychology
Social and Behavioral Sciences
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