13. Is your first name Marcia? Yes.

 

25. Are you hoping I’ll make a mistake on your test today? No.

 

42R. Were you aware that your nephew was going to be at Cook’s on the night in question? No.   

 

46C. Before the age of 30 do you now remember telling a serious lie to someone who loved and trusted you? No

 

43R. Have you told your husband about all the conversations you’ve had about him with other people? Yes.

 

47C. Before the age of 30 do you now remember committing an undetected crime? No.

 

44R. Since you’ve been married have you had sexual contact with anyone he doesn’t know about? No.

 

48C. Before the age of 30 do you now remember stealing something from a friend? No

 

45R. Were you a knowing participant in conversations with Lisa about your husband? No.      

 

26. Are you afraid I’ll make a mistake on your test today? No


The questions listed above were the ones on the polygraph my friend took.  They seem a little vague to get accurate responses.  Any others feel that way?

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George, are you saying "may" as in "maybe" or as "can"?  There's a big difference.  Keep in mind the scientific studies on the topic of CMs show that people "may" be able to use them effectively only if they have hands-on training.  Reading a book won't help, which you can read all about in the other active post here.  (I'm too lazy to add the link.)

Were all these questions asked in a single test?