Beechtrees,

You asked:


wrote on Jun 25^th, 2002 at 4:37am:

I'm allowing you, and I'm still waiting for a response to this question I posted to you earlier: If a professional polygrapher said that [during the course of a CQT polygraph interrogation] the physiological response to the question, "Is today <blank>" is compared to responses to Relevant Questions, would that person be a liar? As you have libeled me with gusto in other posts, you may feel free to dispense with the unctuous pleasantries. Dave

Sorry about not getting back with you sooner.  I was working late last night taking a post-poly confession from a drug dealer who read this site and actually attempted one or two particularly ridiculous "countermeasures".  Anyway, in answer to your question, in a CQT test, the relevant questions are NEVER compared to the irrelevant (norm) questions, such as, "Are the lights on in this room."  Therefore your question (as I understand it) has no merit.  Could you rephrase it?

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