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blalock
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posted 10-23-2006 06:41 PM

On page 140, paragraph one of the most recent edition of POLYGRAPH there is a reference to "...anecdotes that illustrate psychophysiological responding." Can anyone define what that might be? This is not a "tongue in cheek" type question, I really want to know! Thanks in advance.

Ben

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J.B. McCloughan
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posted 10-24-2006 09:26 AM

It would be best to email Mark Handler your question to discern the true intent of this language.

My "stab" at it would be that one could give an example of a situation in which said response/reflex would be invoked and memorable to the subject (e.g. coming across a snake on a trail).

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