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forensic reasoning

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Total cards: 8•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

bottom up

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cognition is produced by perception

#2
Front (Question)

top down

Back (Answer)

perception is constructed by cognition

#3
Front (Question)

in forensics categories include

Back (Answer)

features that are important for analysis but can also go wrong

#4
Front (Question)

script

Back (Answer)

a mental set of instructions in how to deal with similar situations

#5
Front (Question)

schema

Back (Answer)

is a border term and includes all of the components that we believe to go with a certain category

#6
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story model

Back (Answer)

is when people, like on a jury, try to make all of the information fit into a cohesive story

#7
Front (Question)

explanatory model

Back (Answer)

is about the same as the Story Model, but includes a wider set of features, including deciding between competing models to explain the data

#8
Front (Question)

mental contamination

Back (Answer)

is information that the examiner doesn’t need to know in order to correctly carry out an exam, but if known could influence the outcome of the analysis