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WorksheetsPre-test in Polygraphy
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 8mins
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
This question is more precise in nature and is based on another experience of unlawful activity, which will improve the chance of responsiveness.
Primary control
Relevant
Secondary control
Sacrifice
When the reactions in strong relevant are greater than the controlled, the subject is:
Spot responder
Lying
Telling the truth
Inconclusive
In Test III, question # 2 is:
Primary control
Strong relevant
Weak relevant
Evidence connecting
When the subject answer question number 9 in the affirmative, what should be done by the examiner:
Ask the subject his suspect in the case
Continue with the examination
Stop the examination
All of the above
(XX / 60 / 1.5 A) 60 represents:
Blood Pressure
Sensitivity
Pressure
Age of the subject
In Peak of Tension Test, questions 1-3 and 4-7 are:
Secondary Questions
Primary Questions
Weak Questions
Padding questions
Which is an example of knowledge question?
Were you the one who get hold of the Php500,000 of Don Emilio on June 1, 2015?
At about 2:00 PM of June 1, 2015, Did you open the drawer of Don Emilio in his office?
Were you benefited in any manner in the unlawful taking of Php500,000 of Don Emilio?
Do you know who actually take the money of Don Emilio in his drawer on June 1, 2015?
Which is an example of weak relevant question?
Were you the one who get hold of the Php500,000 of Don Emilio on June 1, 2015?
At about 2:00 PM of June 1, 2015, Did you open the drawer of Don Emilio in his office?
Were you benefited in any manner in the unlawful taking of Php500,000 of Don Emilio?
Do you know who actually take the money of Don Emilio in his drawer on June 1, 2015?
In this test, the questions are arranged in order to contrast the subject’s responses between relevant questions and controlled questions.
General question test
Number test
Sport responder test
Confirmatory test
During the asking of relevant questions, generally, how many seconds would be allowed by the examiner before asking the next question?
5-10 seconds
15-25 seconds
10-20 seconds
25-35 seconds
In Test IV, how many irrelevant questions?
3
5
2
10
Which of the following is NOT a requirement of a test question in polygraph examination?
Yes or No
Simple
Compound
Leading
In Test V, question # 5 is:
Secondary Control
Irrelevant
Weak relevant
Evidence connecting
In Test I, how many irrelevant questions?
4
5
3
2
What is the cardinal rule of polygraph examiner?
Objectivity
Subjectivity
Loyalty
Veracity
