wrote on Jun 24^th, 2002 at 9:07pm:

1.  If you read all my posts, you would have seen that evaluatable respiratory responses can be identified even through attempts at "controlled breathing"

What are the evaluatable respiratory responses one can see on a polygraph chart of a person who is controlling their breathing?


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2.  If you think about it, "countermeasures" were around long before the advent of this website.  In many cases, people, both truthful and untruthful controlled their breathing and otherwise attempted to "relax" themselves during the test.  We are used to this, expect it, and truly try to work with these people.

What does that mean? The polygrapher noted above didn't 'work with' Canuck, he simply wasn't aware that Canuck was controlling his breathing from start to finish. He wasn't aware that the tables were turned on the 'stim test', and that Canuck augmented his response when the supposed number card came up. Care to comment?



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The applicants who are getting disqualified for "countermeasures" are the ones who come swaggering into the polygraph lab with a copy of some internet countermeasure "book", like the one hawked on this site, physically or figuratively under their arm.

1. We're still waiting for an example of someone whom you disqualified (absent an admission) for using the kinds of countermeasures described in George and Gino's free book.

2. Polygraph 'lab'? Are you in a white smock surrounded by beakers of fomenting chemicals? Your bald-faced attempts at legitimizing such places as the Philly Hotbox (RIP) are transparent.