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Posted by: George W. Maschke Posted on: Aug 20^th, 2024 at 8:38am	Mark & Quote Quote
I think you can perhaps be calmer now that you understand that the polygraph cannot read your mind. And now that you understand the true function of probable-lie "control" questions, you can be sure to augment reactions to them. Your chances of passing will also be better now that you understand that breathing slowly and evenly in an attempt to remain calm is something to be avoided.

Posted by: doesntmatterabc
Posted on: Aug 19^th, 2024 at 11:26pm

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I feel like I would've been set up better going in blind since probable lie questions would've been real for me and since I have nothing to hide on relevant questions I would've been fine. But now that I know how this works, I feel like I will think I will get more nervous at relevant questions thinking I should keep the response down and then undershoot CMs on control questions. Any advice on calming down on relevant questions now that I know how this works?