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LIE DETECTION

Total questions: 101

Worksheet time: 52mins

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Date
1.

is an instrument for the recording of changes in blood pressure; pulse rate, respiration and skin resistance as indication of emotional disturbances especially of lying when questioned.

a)

POLYGRAPH

b)

POLYGRAPHY

c)

DECEPTION

d)

DETECTION

2.

The word was derived from the word POLY means

a)

many

b)

writing chart

c)

polygraph

d)

polygraphy

3.

GRAPHS means?

a)

many

b)

writing chart

c)

polygraph

d)

polygraphy

4.

it is the scientific method of detecting deception, using a polygraph machine

a)

POLYGRAPH

b)

POLYGRAPHY

c)

DECEPTION

d)

DETECTION

5.

is emotional response to specific danger that appears to beyond a persons defensive power.

a)

FEAR

b)

STIMULUS

c)

REACTION

d)

DECEPTION

6.

is a force or motion reaching the organism and excites the receptors.

a)

FEAR

b)

STIMULUS

c)

REACTION

d)

DECEPTION

7.

it is an action in mental attitude evokes by external influence.

a)

FEAR

b)

STIMULUS

c)

REACTION

d)

DECEPTION

8.

is an act of deceiving or misleading usually accompanied by lying.

a)

FEAR

b)

STIMULUS

c)

REACTION

d)

DECEPTION

9.

It is an act of discovery of existence, presence of fact or something hidden or obscure.

a)

DETECTION

b)

DECEPTION

c)

LYING

d)

RESPONSE

10.

the uttering or conveying of falsehood or creating a false or misleading information with the intention of affecting wrongfully the acts and opinion of other.

a)

DETECTION

b)

DECEPTION

c)

LYING

d)

RESPONSE

11.

is any deviation from the normal tracing of the subject

a)

SPECIFIC RESPONSE

b)

NORMAL TRACING

c)

LYING

d)

RESPONSE

12.

is a tracing on the chart wherein the subject answered in the irrelevant question.

a)

SPECIFIC RESPONSE

b)

NORMAL TRACING

c)

LYING

d)

RESPONSE

13.

is one who conducts and administer the test.

a)

POLYGRAPHY EXAMINER

b)

POLYGRAPH EXAMINER

c)

CHART OR POLYGRAMS

d)

SUBJECT

14.

refers to the composite records of pneumograph, Galvanograph and cardiosphygmograph tracings recorded from series of questions.

a)

POLYGRAPHY EXAMINER

b)

POLYGRAPH EXAMINER

c)

CHART OR POLYGRAMS

d)

SUBJECT

15.

refers to the person being examined.

a)

POLYGRAPHY EXAMINER

b)

POLYGRAPH EXAMINER

c)

CHART OR POLYGRAMS

d)

SUBJECT

16.

Historically, early human beings have their own way of determining lying or guilt on the part of the accused and accuser. Their common method is thru the application of

a)

ORDEAL

b)

PUNISHMENT

c)

LIE DETECTION

d)

POLYGRAPH MACHINE

17.

Accused placed his tongue to a red hot iron nine times (9) unless burned sooner; If burned, he is put to death.

a)

Red Hot Iron Ordeal

b)

Ordeal by Balance

c)

Boiling Water Ordeal

d)

Ordeal by Rice Chewing

18.

Scale of balanced is used; In one end of the scale, the accused is placed in the other end, a counter balance

a)

Red Hot Iron Ordeal

b)

Ordeal by Balance

c)

Boiling Water Ordeal

d)

Ordeal by Rice Chewing

19.

The person will step out of the scale listened to a judge deliver an extortion is the balance and her back in. If he were found to be lighter than before then he should be acquitted.

a)

Red Hot Iron Ordeal

b)

Ordeal by Balance

c)

Boiling Water Ordeal

d)

Ordeal by Rice Chewing

20.

the method was that the subject will plunged their right arms into the boiling pot to the elbow and step into the other side of the fire.

a)

Red Hot Iron Ordeal

b)

Ordeal by Balance

c)

Boiling Water Ordeal

d)

Ordeal by Rice Chewing

21.

It is formed with a kind of rice called sathee, prepared with various incantations

a)

Red Hot Iron Ordeal

b)

Ordeal by Balance

c)

Boiling Water Ordeal

d)

Ordeal by Rice Chewing

22.

The person on trial eats, with his face to the and then spits upon an eyeful leaf; If the saliva is mixed with blood or the corner of his mouth swell or he trembles, he is declared then a liar.

a)

Red Hot Iron Ordeal

b)

Ordeal by Balance

c)

Boiling Water Ordeal

d)

Ordeal by Rice Chewing

23.

The ordeal of the “sassy bark” or red water is used; The accused is made to fast for twelve hours; Then swallow a small amount of rice; Then he will be imbibed in dark colored water

a)

Ordeal of the Red Water

b)

Trial by Combat

c)

Trial by Torture

d)

Ordeal of Boiling Oil or Water

24.

A fight between the accuser and the accused, whoever lost the battle will be the adjudged guilty

a)

Ordeal of the Red Water

b)

Trial by Combat

c)

Trial by Torture

d)

Ordeal of Boiling Oil or Water

25.

The accused was put into a severe physical test.

a)

Ordeal of the Red Water

b)

Trial by Combat

c)

Trial by Torture

d)

Ordeal of Boiling Oil or Water

26.

The accused was forced to dip his hands into the boiling water or oil and ask to pick up stone in it. If he remains unhurt then he is innocent.

a)

Ordeal of the Red Water

b)

Trial by Combat

c)

Trial by Torture

d)

Ordeal of Boiling Oil or Water

27.

Red hot needle was drawn through the lips of the accused, if innocent; no blood will be seen flowing out.

a)

Ordeal of Red Hot Needle

b)

Ordeal of the Tiger

c)

Test of The Cross Ordeal

d)

ORDEAL

28.

Accuser and accused were placed together in the same and a tiger set loose upon them. If both were spared, further elimination followed.

a)

Ordeal of Red Hot Needle

b)

Ordeal of the Tiger

c)

Test of The Cross Ordeal

d)

ORDEAL

29.

The accuser and accused each were made to stand with arms crossed on their breasts. The one who endured the longest was deemed to have told the truth, the other, is the liar.

a)

Ordeal of Red Hot Needle

b)

Ordeal of the Tiger

c)

Test of The Cross Ordeal

d)

ORDEAL

30.

studied fear and its influence on the heart and his observations subsequently formed the basis for the technique

a)

ANGELO MOSSO

b)

CESARE LOMBROSO

c)

WILLIAM MARSTON

d)

JOHN A. LARSON

e)

LEONARDE “NARD” KEELER

31.

Developed the SPHYGMAMOMANOMETER and the SCIENTIFIC CRADLE, which he used in studying fear on the heart.

a)

ANGELO MOSSO

b)

CESARE LOMBROSO

c)

WILLIAM MARSTON

d)

JOHN A. LARSON

e)

LEONARDE “NARD” KEELER

32.

employed the first scientific instrument to detect deception. This instrument known as HYDROSPHYGMOGRAPH, measured changes in pulse and blood pressure when suspects were questioned about their involvement in or knowledge of a specific response.

a)

ANGELO MOSSO

b)

CESARE LOMBROSO

c)

WILLIAM MARSTON

d)

JOHN A. LARSON

e)

LEONARDE “NARD” KEELER

33.

He dealt with the sphygmomanometer which was used to obtain periodic discontinuous blood pressure readings during the course of an examination;

a)

ANGELO MOSSO

b)

CESARE LOMBROSO

c)

WILLIAM MARSTON

d)

JOHN A. LARSON

e)

LEONARDE “NARD” KEELER

34.

He also experienced with and helped to develop the pneumograph, which records breathing patterns, and the galvanometer, which registers changes in skin resistance.

a)

ANGELO MOSSO

b)

CESARE LOMBROSO

c)

WILLIAM MARSTON

d)

JOHN A. LARSON

e)

LEONARDE “NARD” KEELER

35.

the real “Father of Lie Detection”

a)

ANGELO MOSSO

b)

CESARE LOMBROSO

c)

WILLIAM MARSTON

d)

JOHN A. LARSON

e)

LEONARDE “NARD” KEELER

36.

The present polygraph machine is attributed to him. He is the one who develop and study to record at the same time the responses of the blood pressure, pulse rate and respiration.

a)

ANGELO MOSSO

b)

CESARE LOMBROSO

c)

WILLIAM MARSTON

d)

JOHN A. LARSON

e)

LEONARDE “NARD” KEELER

37.

Continued research and development of the polygraph. In 1949, he invented the Keeler Polygraph with components that simultaneously recorded changes in blood pressure, pulse and respiration, as well as the newly developed galvanic skin reflex

a)

ANGELO MOSSO

b)

CESARE LOMBROSO

c)

WILLIAM MARSTON

d)

JOHN A. LARSON

e)

LEONARDE “NARD” KEELER

38.

He devised the chart roll paper, a better method of questioning, and incorporated the kymograh.

- He also devised a metal bellows.

a)

ANGELO MOSSO

b)

CESARE LOMBROSO

c)

WILLIAM MARSTON

d)

JOHN A. LARSON

e)

LEONARDE “NARD” KEELER

39.

Successfully detected deception with a pneumograph, an instrument that graphically measures an examinee’s inhalation and exhalation.

a)

VITTORIO BENUSSI

b)

HAROLD BURTT

c)

GEORG STICKER

d)

OTTO VERAGUTH

40.

He demonstrated that changes in breathing patterns accompany deception.

a)

VITTORIO BENUSSI

b)

HAROLD BURTT

c)

GEORG STICKER

d)

OTTO VERAGUTH

41.

Determined that respiratory changes were indicative of deception

a)

VITTORIO BENUSSI

b)

HAROLD BURTT

c)

GEORG STICKER

d)

OTTO VERAGUTH

42.

Found out that changes in systolic blood pressure were of greater value in determining deception than changes in respiration.

a)

VITTORIO BENUSSI

b)

HAROLD BURTT

c)

GEORG STICKER

d)

OTTO VERAGUTH

43.

Theorized that the galvanic skin phenomena maybe influenced by exciting mental impressions and that the will have no effect upon it.

a)

VITTORIO BENUSSI

b)

HAROLD BURTT

c)

GEORG STICKER

d)

OTTO VERAGUTH

44.

First to use the term “PSYCHOGALVANIC REFLEX”

a)

VITTORIO BENUSSI

b)

HAROLD BURTT

c)

GEORG STICKER

d)

OTTO VERAGUTH

45.

Believed that the electrical phenomenon was due to the activity of the sweat glands

a)

VITTORIO BENUSSI

b)

HAROLD BURTT

c)

GEORG STICKER

d)

OTTO VERAGUTH

46.

Proposed that lie test based on lie detector should be admissible as evidence in court.

- The detection is based on using blood pressure variations for deception detection.

a)

HUGO MUNSTERBURG

b)

CHARLES SAMSON FERE

c)

JACQUES D’ARSONVAL

d)

PAUL WILHELM AND DONALD BURNS

47.

discovered that electro dermal response is caused by an increase in the action of the heart and vital energy converted with human emotions.

asserted that human body has the ability to generate store, discharged high voltage of static electricity.ng blood pressure variations for deception detection.

a)

HUGO MUNSTERBURG

b)

CHARLES SAMSON FERE

c)

JACQUES D’ARSONVAL

d)

PAUL WILHELM AND DONALD BURNS

48.

- declared that electricity is generated by the body and named External Friction as source of generation.

- asserted those sweat glands which the body at times store the electricity and at other times discharged them.

a)

HUGO MUNSTERBURG

b)

CHARLES SAMSON FERE

c)

JACQUES D’ARSONVAL

d)

PAUL WILHELM AND DONALD BURNS

49.

Michigan City, Indiana, USA, (Independent Lie Detector Specialists) who invented the Electronic Psychometric using Electrodermal Response as a basis for lie detection.

a)

HUGO MUNSTERBURG

b)

CHARLES SAMSON FERE

c)

JACQUES D’ARSONVAL

d)

PAUL WILHELM AND DONALD BURNS

50.

- Both have proven that results of lie detection test (during) using their instrumental 95% accurate.

a)

HUGO MUNSTERBURG

b)

CHARLES SAMSON FERE

c)

JACQUES D’ARSONVAL

d)

PAUL WILHELM AND DONALD BURNS

51.

Methods of Detecting Deception that include Information with testimonies, physical evidence or other existing information.

a)

Cross-checking

b)

Psycho-physiological Method

c)

Interrogation

d)

Using of lie detection instruments

52.

Evaluation of the emotional, behavioral and cognitive reaction of a person.

a)

Cross-checking

b)

Psycho-physiological Method

c)

Interrogation

d)

Using of lie detection instruments

53.

Testing the credibility of the suspect’s statements.

a)

Cross-checking

b)

Psycho-physiological Method

c)

Interrogation

d)

Using of lie detection instruments

54.

Those scientific devises such as:

o Word Association Test

o Psychological Stress Evaluator

o Polygraph Method

a)

Cross-checking

b)

Psycho-physiological Method

c)

Interrogation

d)

Using of lie detection instruments

55.

composed of the brain and the spinal cord.

a)

Central Nervous System

b)

Somatic Nervous System

c)

Autonomic Nervous System

d)

Human Body System

56.

is involved with voluntary comparative over skeletal muscles.

a)

Central Nervous System

b)

Somatic Nervous System

c)

Autonomic Nervous System

d)

Human Body System

57.

– involved those involuntary physiological functions of the body and has considerable psychological impact as well.

a)

Central Nervous System

b)

Somatic Nervous System

c)

Autonomic Nervous System

d)

Human Body System

58.

TWO DIVISIONS OF AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM

a)

Parasympathetic Nervous

b)

Sympathetic Nervous System

c)

Somatic Nervous System

d)

Autonomic Nervous System

59.

the housekeeping or braking system. It is responsible for conserving energy and making sure necessary bodily functions.

a)

Parasympathetic Nervous

b)

Sympathetic Nervous System

c)

Somatic Nervous System

d)

Autonomic Nervous System

60.

– this is our emergency, or action system.

a)

Parasympathetic Nervous

b)

Sympathetic Nervous System

c)

Somatic Nervous System

d)

Autonomic Nervous System

61.

the function is to move blood throughout the body. This blood circulation keeps organs, muscles and tissues healthy and working to keep you alive.

a)

The Circulatory System

b)

The Human Body System

c)

The Nervous System

d)

The Respiratory System

62.

The circulatory system also helps your body get rid of waste products. This waste includes:

a)

Carbon dioxide from respiration (breathing).

b)

Other chemical byproducts from your organs

c)

Waste from things you eat and drink.

63.

trigger an increased heart rate, high blood pressure and elevated levels of stress hormones in the blood.

a)

LYING

b)

MISLEADING

c)

DECEPTION

d)

DETECTION

64.

This system is a network of organs and tissues that help you breathe. It includes your airways, lungs and blood vessels.

a)

The Circulatory System

b)

The Human Body System

c)

The Nervous System

d)

The Respiratory System

65.

it refers to an emotional response to specific danger that appears to be beyond a person’s defensive power.

a)

Emotion

b)

Reaction

c)

Response

d)

Fear

66.

it is how individual deal with the matters or situations they find personally significant.

a)

Emotion

b)

Reaction

c)

Response

d)

Fear

67.

ranges from something as simple as seeing a color to something as major as losing a loved one

a)

Subjective Experience

b)

Physiological Responses

c)

Behavioral Responses

d)

Deception Response

68.

result of the autonomic nervous system’s reaction to the emotion that a person is experiencing.

a)

Subjective Experience

b)

Physiological Responses

c)

Behavioral Responses

d)

Deception Response

69.

this is the actual expression of the emotion. Behavioral responses can include a smile, a grimace, a laugh or a sigh along with many other reactions depending on societal norms and personality.

a)

Subjective Experience

b)

Physiological Responses

c)

Behavioral Responses

d)

Deception Response

70.

These are lies committed to preserve, protect or maintain the harmony of friendship or relationship.

a)

White or Benign Lie

b)

Pathological Lie

c)

Black Lies

d)

Red Lies

71.

This is a lie made by a person who cannot distinguish right from wrong.

a)

White or Benign Lie

b)

Pathological Lie

c)

Black Lies

d)

Red Lies

72.

- This is prevalent in communist countries or communist infested nations.

- This involves the political interests and motives because this is a part of communist propaganda strategy.

a)

White or Benign Lie

b)

Pathological Lie

c)

Black Lies

d)

Red Lies

73.

A lie which accompanies pretensions and hypocrisies, intriguing to cause dishonor or discredit one’s good image.

a)

White or Benign Lie

b)

Pathological Lie

c)

Black Lies

d)

Red Lies

74.

This is very pure and unjustifiable kind of lie that is intended purely to mislead or obstruct justice by a guilty accused person.

a)

Malicious or Judicial Lie

b)

Bald-face Lie

c)

Lying by Omission

d)

Lie to Children

75.

a lie that is told when it is obvious to all concerned that is it a lie.

a)

Malicious or Judicial Lie

b)

Bald-face Lie

c)

Lying by Omission

d)

Lie to Children

76.

- One lies by omission by omitting an important fact, deliberately leaving another person with a misconception.

- Lying by omission includes failures to correct pre-existing misconceptions.

a)

Malicious or Judicial Lie

b)

Bald-face Lie

c)

Lying by Omission

d)

Lie to Children

77.

often a platitude that may use euphemism, that is told to make an adult subject acceptable to children.

a)

Malicious or Judicial Lie

b)

Bald-face Lie

c)

Lying by Omission

d)

Lie to Children

78.

one that would normally cause discord it if were uncovered, but that offers some benefit to the liar and perhaps assist in an orderly society and thus potentially gives some benefit to others also.

a)

Noble Lie

b)

Emergency Lie

c)

Perjury

d)

Bluffing

79.

a strategic lie told when the truth may not be told because, for example, harm to a third party would come of it.

a)

Noble Lie

b)

Emergency Lie

c)

Perjury

d)

Bluffing

80.

It is the act of lying or making verifiably false statements on any material matter under oath or affirmation in a court of law or in any of various sworn statements in writing.

a)

Noble Lie

b)

Emergency Lie

c)

Perjury

d)

Bluffing

81.

Pretending to have capability or intention one doesn’t. Bluffing is an act of deception that is not usually seen as immoral because it takes place in the context of a game where this kind of deception is consented to in advance by the players.

a)

Noble Lie

b)

Emergency Lie

c)

Perjury

d)

Bluffing

82.

one where there isn’t an outright lie, but still has the purpose of making someone believe in an untruth.

a)

Misleading

b)

Exaggeration

c)

Jocose Lie

d)

Promotion Lie

83.

occurs when the most fundamental aspect of a statement is true, but the degree to which it is true is not correct.

a)

Misleading

b)

Exaggeration

c)

Jocose Lie

d)

Promotion Lie

84.

- Are lies that are meant in jest and are usually understood as such by all present parties.

- Sarcasm can be an example.

a)

Misleading

b)

Exaggeration

c)

Jocose Lie

d)

Promotion Lie

85.

Advertisements often contain statements that are not credible, such as “we are always happy to give a refund.”

a)

Misleading

b)

Exaggeration

c)

Jocose Lie

d)

Promotion Lie

86.

- a lie that results to emotional disturbance.

- The disturbance is caused by conflict of a person’s conscience in his attempt to deceive.

a)

Direct Denial

b)

Lie of Minimization

c)

Fabricated Lie

d)

Promotion Lie

87.

involves acceptance of person that something happened but downplays the implication or seriousness of the offense.

a)

Direct Denial

b)

Lie of Minimization

c)

Fabricated Lie

d)

Promotion Lie

88.

also called lie of fabrication, is the type of lie that is most difficult to use.

a)

Direct Denial

b)

Lie of Minimization

c)

Fabricated Lie

d)

Promotion Lie

89.

Augustine’s Taxonomy of Lies

a)

Lies in religious teaching.

b)

Lies that harm others and help no one

c)

Lies that harm others and help someone.

d)

Lies told for the pleasure of lying

90.

Augustine’s Taxonomy of Lies

a)

Lies told “please others in smooth discourse”.

b)

Lies that harm no one and that save someone’s life

c)

Lies that harm no one and that save someone’s purity.

91.

this is a person who panics when questioned about his involvement concerning a crime but immediately denies the truth to avoid shame or humiliation that it might cause to his family.

a)

Panic Liar

b)

Occupational Liar

c)

Tournament Liar

d)

Ethnological Liar

92.

this is an individual whose job is to tell a lie and deceive other people

a)

Panic Liar

b)

Occupational Liar

c)

Tournament Liar

d)

Ethnological Liar

93.

- is a person who uses the act of lying to test his ability and prove to him that he is capable of deceiving the police or authorities.

- One who is gratified by telling lies to mislead others. His view is that telling lies are one form of contest.

a)

Panic Liar

b)

Occupational Liar

c)

Tournament Liar

d)

Ethnological Liar

94.

- a person trained to lie.

- Taught not be a squealer.

a)

Panic Liar

b)

Occupational Liar

c)

Tournament Liar

d)

Ethnological Liar

95.

an individual who has no conscience thus capable of lying to the point of causing death to other person.

a)

Psychopathic Liar

b)

Black Liar

c)

Sociopathic Liar

d)

Compulsive Liar

96.

- is one who enjoys pretending and better known as hypocrite. - a person who always pretend what he is and what he thinks of himself.

a)

Psychopathic Liar

b)

Black Liar

c)

Sociopathic Liar

d)

Compulsive Liar

97.

Are those who lie continuously to get their own way, without care or concern for others.

a)

Psychopathic Liar

b)

Black Liar

c)

Sociopathic Liar

d)

Compulsive Liar

98.

Someone who continually lies as their habit.

a)

Psychopathic Liar

b)

Black Liar

c)

Sociopathic Liar

d)

Compulsive Liar

99.

They are quick to ask for forgiveness from the individual that they lied to and are often respected for their attempts at being truthful and humility to admit when they commit lies.

a)

Occasional Liar

b)

Pathological Liar

c)

White Liar

100.

Those who cannot distinguish right from wrong due to their sick mind.

a)

Occasional Liar

b)

Pathological Liar

c)

White Liar

101.

These are those who don't usually think of themselves are true "liars”.

a)

Occasional Liar

b)

Pathological Liar

c)

White Liar