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The fact that your polygrapher collected only two charts for the question series and did not treat you to a "post-test" interrogation is cause for optimism that you passed.
Posted by: OfficerHoight Posted on: Jul 18th, 2002 at 11:12pm
For the anti-poygraph community, can you please give me your opinion as to whether you think I passed or not?
I took my first polygraph last friday. When i walked in, the polygrapher had me listen to a taped recording of what was to happen. After listening to the tape, she had me fill out a 200 question questionaire about my personal background, She then took that packet into her office and reviewed it for a couple of minutes. She then came back out and escorted me into her office. We then went over some of my answers in the packet and she notified me of what questions she was going to be asking on the test. She then hooked me up to the machine- it was hooked up to a laptop. She didn't give me a "stim" test. She proceeded with the questions. After the first series of questions, she turned the machine off and asked me if any questions had bothered me. I said no. She then turned the machine back on and asked the same questions for a second time. After the last question she turned off the machine and told me that it was over. She didn't indicate as to whether I passed or failed. She just thanked me for coming in and wished me luck in the hiring process. The polygrapher wasn't overly friendly nor was she abrasive. My actual time on the machine was less than ten minutes. What do you guys think? [/color][color=Black]