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Field and Laboratory Polygraph Examinations
, 2010 "Since the polygraph was used in criminal investigations for the first time, questions have constantly been asked as to how reliable the obtained results are, and to what extent they can be repeated by other polygraphologists after a certain period of time.
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Analytical and Comparative JurisprudenceThe article is devoted to the study of the legal regulation of the use of polygraph in labour relations. Particular attention is paid to the practice of using polygraph in the private sector of the economy, namely in relation to employees who have access to funds or material assets.
N. M. Shvets, A. O. Dubkova
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Polygraph examinations in Poland
, 2007 "It is a curious and interesting detail that one of the discoverers of galvanic skin response, the Russian physiologist Tarchanoff, spent his last years as an emigrant in Poland. Also noteworthy is that his Polish student, collaborator and friend, Napoleon Cybulski, known for his work on catecholamines, was a professor and rector of the Jagiellonian ...
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Alibi Check by Polygraph Examination
, 2012 "When we provided the fi rst conception of the Event knowledge test (EKT) (Saldžiūnas & Kovalenko, 2008a,b,c). it was not yet systematized. In later works, we added (Saldžiūnas & Kovalenka, 2012) that one of the main features of the diff erence between the EKT and CIT (Concealed Information Test) was that the questions-answers for tests were formed not
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Memory Distortions, Confabulation, and Their Impact on Polygraph Examinations
European PolygraphAbstract Memory distortions, particularly confabulation, present significant challenges to the accuracy and reliability of polygraph examinations in forensic and clinical settings. This paper investigates how confabulation—the unintentional production of false memories without deliberate intent to deceive—affects credibility ...
Michał Widacki, John J Palmatier
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Alibi Testing Potential in Polygraphic Examination
, 2008 "Elliot Aronson’s Social Psychology reads: “It would be good if there were an infallible examination to establish whether someone is lying […]. The police could ascertain whether the suspect’s claim that while the crime was being committed he was eating a sandwich at home is true.” The question of reliability of the alibi of those suspected of ...
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Polygraph Examination as Scientific Evidence
, 2010 "I would like to begin my examination of the problem at hand by focusing on the meaning of the two terms used there, namely polygraph examination (further referred to as PE) and scientific evidence. I understand PE to be an action performed by an expert, the outcome of which is a possible indication of deception of the subject of the examination with ...
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Effects of Mood on Psychophysiological Detection of Concealed Information and the Relation to Self-Assessed Lying Ability. [PDF]
Brain Sci, 2023 Elaad E, Zvi L.
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History of Polygraph Examinations in Poland
, 2013 "The first mentions of instrumental lie detection in investigations date back to a work published in 1939 by W. K. Zielińska Znaczenie psychologicznej diagnostyki dla celów śledczych (literally: “Signifi cance of psychological diagnosing for investigative purposes”, Zielińska 1939).
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Conditions and Requirements of Polygraph Examination
, 2012 "The establishment of the honesty or dishonesty of a person giving testimony inflicts constant dilemmas on authorities participating in criminal procedures. The concerned authorities must continuously examine the trustworthiness of the accused and the witnesses so that the court shall not have to face the possibility, before making their decision, that
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