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While Mr. Williams' book is of great help, having read both How to Sting The Polygraph and the free-of-charge book The Lie Behind The Lie Detector, I can assure you that the latter is all you need in order to understand the trickery and deceit your polygraph interrogator will employ when interviewing you. You will also learn how to practice and perfect countermeasures that no polygrapher can detect (unless you decide to tell them).
Posted by: Kage Posted on: Sep 26th, 2002 at 12:16am
I have a few questions regarding Polygraph Exams. Last year i applied @ MDPD, an i passed all of there exams, but then it came i took apolygraph and i failled, so then i go a 2nd poly and again i failed. There were 13, question that they asked me. When i got my notice of failier an to reapply in a year i felt like a $H!t because the areas that i fail were things i never did before in my life. Here are the questions. I was thinking of buying the sting manual or if any one has a copy would u sell me a copy,since i'm going to reapply with these guys. what would u guys recommend, What should i do to beat the polygraph
1. Fired of forced to resign from a former employee 2. Arrested or convicted 3.Have a bad driving record 4. undetected crime 5. use of illegal drugs 6. Sale of Narcotics 7. use of marijuana 8. Theft from former employes 9. gambiling habits 10. Indebtedness 11. ulterior motives 12. law enforcemnent agencies applyied to. 13. falsification of application.