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First I want to thank George and everyone who participates in the creation of this board. Knowing what to expect and then actually watching the polygraphist walk through each and every step, just as advertised, went along way to making this alot less stressful and I am sure had alot to do with my passing with flying colors... At the end of the test I thought the polygraphist
was gonna kiss me for being so honest......
Preparation.....
1. Read this entire sight and The Lies Behind the Pol.
2. Made posters , with every RELEVANT question,
at bottom of each poster was the word NO in large
lettering.
Hung these posters as well as posters
saying POLYGRAPH IS A JOKE, HE'S LYING, POLYGRAPH
CAN NOT TELL A LIE.. DON"T BE TRICKED, IT'S A GAME.
all over my room, for a week I was constantly
desensatizing myself to the relevant questions
and reminded about the process of LIE
DETECTING.......
3. I made two tubes, two finger clips with wires
attached and used and ace bandage to simulate the
pressure cup on the bicep.
4. Made a tape with ten simulated LIE DETECTOR TESTS,
Each test had Irrelevant, relevant and control
questions spaced at about 25-30 seconds. I also
varied the sequence of the control/relevant questions
to try to keep myself off guard.
5. Using my home made tubes, finger clips and pressure
cuff, I ran through the tape just as if it were a real
test. Practicing when and how to apply the
counter measures to the control questions. I had
decided to vary the intensity of my counter measures,
First 10 questions I would heavily ( within reason, no
over doing it) enhance my reaction to the control
questions, second line of ten questions I would lessen
my efforts and the third time through I would again
decrease my reactions to the control questions.
I practiced three methods of reaction enhancement.
For the relevant questions I practiced a relaxing
counting technique.
For the control question reactions,
I used mental countermeasures, very slight breathing
manipulations ( remember these really stand out, don't
create a Mount Everest reaction) and I practiced
pushing my tongue against the back of my teeth .
Kind of like biting your tongue, but much harder to
detect in my opinion, and you can vary your intensity.
6, Practice.... Practice....Practice.......and more Practice
Use a mirror and watch yourself, check for give
aways like movements, also notice the tubes, wires
and pressure cuff, these should become familiar to
you, the less alien the process feels, the more
comfortable you will be.......
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