What if....

The next examiner scores you as being deceptive? Or even if not, do you really think his doubts and suspicions are going to go away? You don't need to be here. You need to be in marriage counseling. Don't waste your money on another polygraph exam.

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Don't take a polygraph.  If you are telling the truth, there is no way for a truthful person to ensure they will pass simply by answering the questions truthfully.  If you are lying, there is no way to ensure you will pass regardless of countermeasure usage.

If the person demanding that you take a polygraph is at all familiar with the polygraph, he or she will know that a passing score does not prove truthfulness, nor does a failing score prove deception.  Given that, there is absolutely no reason to take a polygraph unless it is a requirement for a job that you want.

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This is referred to as a compound question, and as a "relevant" question, has no validity.  Why?  Suppose one answers "yes" to this question;  what would you ask next?  "Well, which was it?"  Any time someone answers a question and you have to ask "Well, which is/was it?", you know you have an invalid test question.

I hate infidelity tests and avoid them at all costs.  too much aggravation and emotion to deal with.

Seriously people, money is better spent on a shrink or a lawyer if your marriage has gotten to that point

Sorry for the delayed response, I don't check this as often as I did back in the day.

anyway

My answer is very simple, I have seen too many fights and arguments in my office regardless of the result.  I have also see too many divorces regardless of result.  I just hate the vibe it leaves.   

No one is happy, everyone is angry, women are with crying if the guy fails, or pissed at me if the guy passes.  If it's the woman who is taking the test, if they fail, I get a lot of crying or worse yet a confrontational woman with a psycho complex; if she passes, they guy is pissed at me.

There is literally no win to a test like this and I decided that offering this services not doing a positive service for anyone.  A couple's money is best spent on a therapist or better yet, mage cone consuling from a priest or paster may be a better way to go.

Maybe I should just give any future infidelity clients the contact info for the Holden's, Hubbard or Clayton Wood.  If one were to take the Walker County TRO seriously, they seem to know a lot about the subject.  We also know they like charging money for a test they either don't believe in or avoid like the black plague.   

Cheating spouses is just a drama I don't want around me.

Just that simple

Cierra,

I am an American Polygraph Association certified examiner. 

You can look me up at www.polygraph.org or www.polygraphman.com.

Take my word on this...

Scientifically speaking, the polygraph "test" is a crapshoot. In other words, a gamble.

Why? 

Polygraph "testing" accuracy is unknown and unknowable. 

I'll be happy to explain.

Please feel free to have your boyfriend contact me from 9AM to 9PM Eastern time at 603-801-5179.

Meanwhile, don't despair. The truth about the polygraph "test" will set you free.

Sincerely,
Daniel Mangan
603-801-5179

Cierra, or any other, who needs to take or re-take an infidelity test - yes it is super stressful - here is what I did to win (lie as well); and beat the box.

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