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POLYGRAPHY FINAL EXAM

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is defined as a scientific instrument purposely designed to record the psycho- physiological changes that occur within the body especially of lying when questioned.

a)

polygraphy

b)

lie detection

c)

polygraph

d)

lie detector

2.

The scientific method of detecting deception with the aid of an scientific instrument.

a)

polygraphy

b)

lie detection

c)

polygraph

d)

lie detector

3.

How shall the scientific method of detecting deception be administered?

a)

by interviewing the subject

b)

by observing the physical reaction of the subject during the test

c)

by asking question to the subject pertinent to the case under investigation.

d)

by observing the psycho-physiological reactions of the subject

4.

The word polygraph is a combination of two words “poly” which means:

a)

Many

b)

Lie

c)

Writing chart

d)

Detection

5.

He studied fear and its influence on the heart in which his observation

subsequently formed the basis of detection technique.

a)

Angelo Mosso

b)

Cesare Lombroso

c)

William M. Marston

d)

John Larson

6.

He developed the sphygmomanometer and “scientific cradle” which was designed to measure the flow of blood while a person lay on his back in a prone position.

a)

Angelo Mosso

b)

Cesare Lombroso

c)

William M. Marston

d)

John Larson

7.

He employed the first scientific instrument to detect deception,

which was known as hydrosphygmograph, an instrument to measures changes in pulse and blood pressure when suspects were asked about their involvement in a particular offense.

a)

Angelo Mosso

b)

Cesare Lombroso

c)

William M. Marston

d)

Leonarde Keeler

8.

He was accorded the distinction of being the first person to utilize an instrument for the purpose of detecting lies.

a)

Angello Mosso

b)

Cesare Lombroso

c)

Leonarde Keeler

d)

Vittorio Benussi

9.

He was considered as the father of the modern polygraphy.

He conducted numerous test for detecting deception utilizing the changes in systolic blood pressure. He also favored the discontinuous method of reading systolic pressure.

a)

Angelo Mosso

b)

Cesare Lombroso

c)

William M. Marston

d)

Harold Burtt

10.

The person who lies in order to avoid the consequences of confession. He or she afraid of embarrassment to avoid ones and is a serious blow to his or her ego.

a)

Panic liar

b)

Psychological liar

c)

Black liar

d)

Pathological liar

11.

This person is a practical liar and lies when it has a higher payoff then telling the truth or someone who lies for years.

a)

Panic liar

b)

Psychopathic liar

c)

Pathological liar

d)

Occupational liar/Professional

12.

This type of liar has no conscience. He shows no regret for his dishonest actions and no manifestation of guilt. This is the most difficult type of liar he is a good actor he can fool most investigator.

a)

Panic liar

b)

Psychopathic liar

c)

Black liar

d)

Pathological liar

13.

It refers to the person who cannot distinguish what is right from wrong, or a person who is mentally sick.

a)

Psychopathic liar

b)

Pathological liar

c)

Panic liar

d)

Black liar

14.

It refers to a person who always pretends and a hypocrite.

a)

Psychopathic liar

b)

Pathological liar

c)

Panic liar

d)

Black liar

15.

The type of lies used to maintain harmony of friendship, harmony of the home or office.

a)

Benign or white lie

b)

Red lie

c)

Malicious lie/Black lie

d)

None of these

16.

This lie is common to communist countries. This lie is used to destroy other ideologies by means of propaganda.

a)

Benign lie or white lie

b)

Red lie

c)

Malicious lie/Black lie

d)

Lie of exaggeration

17.

The chronic lie purely used to mislead justice, a pure dishonesty to obstruct justice.

a)

Benign lie or white lie

b)

Malicious lie/Black lie

c)

Red lie

d)

Fabricated lie

18.

The following are some of the signs of lie, EXCEPT;

a)

Swearing to God

b)

Failure of subject to look straight into the examiner’s eyes.

c)

Length of time before giving response.

d)

Unreluctant to submit for polygraph examination.

19.

When a normally person tells a lie, physiological changes occur within his body that could be recorded by the instrument or polygraph machine and evaluated by the polygraph examiner.

a)

Emotional theory

b)

Lie detection

c)

Theory of polygraph

d)

Physiological theory

20.

It refers to any deviation (change) from the subject’s normal tracing.

a)

Normal tracing

b)

Specific responses

c)

Reaction

d)

Lying

21.

The tracing wherein no question is asked or irrelevant question is asked to the subject.

a)

Normal tracing

b)

Specific tracing

c)

Reaction

d)

Diastolic stroke

22.

What is the primary purposes of pre-test interview?

a)

To obtain confession.

b)

To condition the subject prior to the test or to prepare the subject for polygraph test

c)

To make the subject calm.

d)

To explain to the subject the test procedures.

23.

What is the primary objective of post-test interview?

a)

To thank the subject whether he/she is cooperating.

b)

To obtain confession or admission.

c)

To inform him of the results.

d)

To compel him to admit his criminal act.

24.

The purpose why the subject is required to answer by yes or no only.

a)

To shorten the examination

b)

To avoid the distortion of the chart

c)

To save time

d)

To avoid interruption

25.

The following are the requirements for ideal examination room, EXCEPT;

a)

It must be spacious for two persons.

b)

It must be well ventilated.

c)

It must be well lighted.

d)

It must be decorated.

26.

To determine truth of deception based on the pressure of emotional disturbance of the subject as appearing on the recorded physiological responses to question relative to the case under investigation.

a)

Theory of polygraph test.

b)

Purposes of polygraph examination.

c)

Principal uses of polygraph.

d)

Polygraph examiner’s qualities.

27.

The very important part of polygraph technique without which polygraph are of no value or the most important single factor in polygraph testing.

a)

Questions formulation

b)

Chart marking

c)

Chart interpretation

d)

Questioned analysis

28.

What is the length of the cardio pen of the polygraph machine?

a)

5 inches

b)

6 inches

c)

7 inches

d)

4 inches

29.

Part of cardiosphygmograph component which indicates the air pressure in the system in millimeters of mercury.

a)

Rubber pump

b)

Air cuff

c)

Finger electrode

d)

Sphygmomanometer

30.

Determine the degree of decreases and increases of subject respiration or breathing.

a)

Horizontal line

b)

Dark line

c)

Vertical line

d)

Baseline

31.

The motor that drives or pull the chart paper under the recording pen at the rate of 6 or 12 inches per minute.

a)

Pnuemograph

b)

Galvanograph

c)

Cardioshypgmograph

d)

Kymograph

32.

In a modern day polygraph chart, vertical lines are ruled to indicates____.

a)

Amplitude measurements

b)

Time element per second

c)

Specific response

d)

Dicrotic notch

33.

What is the function of the galvanograph component of the polygraph machine?

a)

Breathing of the subject

b)

Skin resistance of the subject

c)

Blood pressure and pulse rate

d)

Pulse rate

34.

Component of lie detector which records the pulse rate, amplitude and changes of blood pressure is____;

a)

Galvanograph

b)

Kymograph

c)

Cardioshygmograph

d)

Pnuemograph

35.

Indicates that the examination is about to begin.

a)

X

b)

60

c)

1.5A

d)

XX

36.

Physiological changes recorded on the polygraph caused by this emotion being experienced by a deceptive subject.

a)

Fear of unknown

b)

Fear of the examination

c)

Fear of the polygraph

d)

Fear of detection

37.

Represent the amount of air pressure inflated into the cardio system of arm cuff which is measured in millimeter.

a)

X

b)

60

c)

1.5A

d)

XX

38.

The upward movement of the cardio pen caused by the contraction of the heart.

a)

Systolic stroke

b)

Diastolic stroke

c)

Dicrotic notch

d)

Vertical lines

39.

Among the four components of polygraph, the most valuable or reliable indicators in detecting deception are___;

a)

Respiratory and blood pressure

b)

Kymograph

c)

Respiration

d)

specific response

40.

What is the normal pulse rate of an average individual?

a)

70 to 80 beats/min.

b)

72 to 90 beats/min.

c)

72 to 80 beats/min.

d)

62 to 80 beats/min.

41.

The most emotional factor that must be present in the subject of a polygraph test, in order for truth or deception can be depicted and interrupted objectively in the polygraph chart.

a)

Fear

b)

Nervousness

c)

Anger

d)

Specific response

42.

A prolonged suppression or withholding of breath causes the pnuemograph recording pen to trace a straight line is termed as___.

a)

Staircase suppression

b)

Respiratory block

c)

Micro-tremor

d)

Pitch

43.

This is one of the reason, that the result of the polygraph examination still not accepted as evidence in court.

a)

No confirmatory result

b)

The machine is in order

c)

The examiner is incompetent

d)

The examiner is capable

44.

It is the type of probable lie question which include the relevant time period under investigation.

a)

Included

b)

Exclusive

c)

Inclusive

d)

Excluded

45.

It is the question to which it is likely that the examinee is untruthful with his answer.

a)

Directed lie control question

b)

Subjected lie control question

c)

Exclusive lie control question

d)

Probable lie control question

46.

The question that designed to ensure that the examiner will not ask unreviewed questions or that the examinee is not afraid that the examiner will ask unreviewed questions.

a)

Sacrifice relevant

b)

Symptomatic question

c)

Irrelevant question

d)

Control question

47.

The question that introduces the relevant question to the subject.

a)

Control question

b)

Symptomatic question

c)

Sacrifice relevant question

d)

Irrelevant question

48.

. It is the type of relevant question addresses the primary issues or direct involvement of thee subject on the matter under question.

a)

Guilty knowledge

b)

Evidence connecting question

c)

Secondary relevant

d)

Primary relevant

49.

It is designed to probe whether the subject possesses information regarding the identity of the offender of the or the facts of the case under investigation.

a)

Guilty knowledge

b)

Evidence connecting question

c)

Secondary relevant

d)

Primary relevant

50.

It is the question which is the same in nature with that of the relevant question but broader in scope.

a)

Sacrifice relevant question

b)

Symptomatic question

c)

Irrelevant question

d)

Control question