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Plant-Derived Spinacetin Mitigates Cyclophosphamide-Induced Hemorrhagic Cystitis in Rats. [PDF]

open access: yesInt J Mol Sci
Wróbel J   +11 more
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Validity of Polygraphs

2005 IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology 27th Annual Conference, 2005
Electrodermal Activity is extensively used for measuring human emotions. Validity and reliability have been questioned by some researchers. This paper reports on highly controlled experiments to determine the validity of electrodermal al activity for measuring human emotions.
Prashant, Suryanarayanan   +2 more
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A Simple Polygraph

Radiology, 1946
When conservation of x-ray film is a consideration, both industrially and medically, a method, which for lack of a better name we have called a simple polygraph, may be useful, reducing by approximately 50 per cent the amount of film ordinarily used in certain examinations. We have employed the simple polygraph for more than a year and have found it of
E W, EGBERT, A G, FULLER
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Polygraphe

Canadian Theatre Review, 1990
Caution: © Robert Lepage and Marie Brassard. © Gyllian Raby. This play is fully protected under the copyright laws of Canada and all other countries of the Copyright Union and all performances are subject to royalty. Rights to produce film or record, in whole or in part, in any medium and in any language, by any group, amateur or professional, are ...
Marie Brassard   +2 more
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THE PSYCHIATRIST AND THE POLYGRAPH

Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1969
A bstract The polygraph technique, a professional method for detecting deception, has wide application in medical and legal circles and in the evaluation of employees and applicants for jobs.
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The Polygraph in a Psychiatric Setting

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1973
The author discusses the use and validity of the polygraph in a psychiatric setting. By setting up a hierarchy of stress words—some of which are supposed to elicit an emotional response and some of which are not—the psychiatrist can determine specific stress areas by means of the patient's physiological reactions.
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The ambivalent polygraph

International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence, 1986
The machine, news which media they do a usually lot of call heavy the "lie breathing detector." about They the are polygraph the sea in machi , whic t ey usu lly call the "lie detector." They are the sea in which politicians swim, so politicians also huff strong and puff hard about the "lie detector," about which they seldom bother to inform themselves.
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The polygraph: current practice and new approaches

2015
Of all deception detection tools, the polygraph has the longest tradition. Still, the use of the polygraph for the detection of deception has been debated in the scientific literature for almost as long as it exists. This chapter highlights the promises and perils of the use of the polygraph for the detection of deception. It first critically discusses
Meijer, E.H., Verschuere, B.
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Trial by polygraph

Behavioral Sciences & the Law, 1984
AbstractA brief review of the early and current applications of lie detectors to detecting deception is presented. Research findings on the accuracy of polygraphs in real life situations are discussed. Additionally, the circumstances of polygraph testing (i.e., friendly or adversarial), methods of “beating” the polygraph, and the acceptance of ...
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The Polygraph

Scientific American, 1967
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