PBS 1.1.2 and 1.1.3 Quiz

Which of the following individuals is a person of interest in the Anna Garcia case?

• Dr. Elsie Opal

• Sam Greene

• Dominique Hall

• All of the individuals listed are persons of interest in the case

When an individual is being intentionally deceptive, their heart rate may increase, they may start to sweat, and their cheeks may flush. This is an example of a(n) -

• Physiological Response

• External Stimuli

• Voluntary Response

• Allergic Reaction

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 A lie detector test is also known as a(n) -

• Polynomial Test

• Polygraph Test

• Physiological Response

• Interrogation

This measures the volume of blood that presses against the arterial walls in our bodies.

• Heart Rate

• Blood Pressure

• Blood Count

• Respiration

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Polygraph tests measure all the following EXCEPT . . .

• Heart Rate

• Blood Pressure

• Skin Conductivity

• Respiratory Rate

• All are measured in a polygraph test.

Which of the following is NOT true of polygraph tests?

• Not admissible - or useable - as evidence in court

• 1. Subject is asked compound questions—questions that have several parts

• Uses multiple sensors and computer software to record physiological changes

• Control questions are asked first so changes can be identified

True or false? Locard’s Exchange Principle hypothesizes that criminals often act without leaving any traces (i.e. evidence).

• True

• False

The hair cuticle is the -

• Innermost layer of the hair shaft; composed of a soft, oily substance

• Thickest Layer

• Outermost part of the hair shaft; thin, protective layer

• The middle layer

Which of the following images shows a loop fingerprint?

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How many minutiae are necessary to match fingerprints?

• 5 - 11

• 12 - 15

• 16 - 21

• 22 - 28