Pre-test in Polygraphy

The following are physiological functions of the body recorded by the polygraph machine, EXCEPT:

• Blood pressure

• Pulse rate

• Skin resistance

• Blood sugar

In polygraphy, stimulus refers to:

• Response

• Relevant questions

• Control questions

• Irrelevant question

Which of the following is NOT part of the galvanograph component of the machine?

• Centering knob

• Vent

• Sensitivity

• Ink supply

Which of the following the examiner should adjust when the pneumograph tracings suddenly fall?

• Sensitivity

• Vent

• Centering knob

• Response

The cardiosphygmograph tracing is located at the _____ of the polygraph paper.

• Top

• Bottom

• Middle

• Anywhere

In this phase, the examiner explains the details of the test as to where it was conducted, how it was conducted, who conducted it or whether or not the subject be acquainted with of or was informed of the result.

• Phase I

• Phase II

• Phase III

• Phase IV

What is the color code of pneumograph 1?

• Gold

• Bronze

• White

• Black

What composed one cycle of pneumograph tracing?

• Breathing

• Pulse Rate        

• Inhale and Exhale

• Some of these

It means the end of the test.

• SS

• ST

• XX

• X

These questions are intended and created to test for direct participation only and specifically designed to produce an emotional response in guilty subject.

• Crucial

• Weak relevant

• Knowledge

• Evidence connecting