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blalock Member	posted 06-24-2009 01:36 PM I am putting together notes for an upcoming basic polygraph school on Chart Markings and Annotations. What other markings are you examiners utilizing that I have missed: X – Announcement of beginning of test XX – Announcement of the end of test M or MV - Movement B – Belch or burp C – Cough CT – Cleared throat SI – Sigh SN – Sniff or Snort SZ – Sneeze SW – Swallow SP - Sleep Y - Yawn DB – Deep breath L – Laugh T – Talk OS or OSN – Outside noise (or stimulus) EI – Examiner Instructions PW – Poorly worded question WR – Examiner will repeat last question I already know, and welcome some funny ones as well. But make sure to include real ones as well. ------------------ Ben blalockben@hotmail.com IP: Logged
YLIE2ME Member	posted 06-24-2009 01:51 PM Only two I think you missed: EE - Examiner error (I used that alot when I first got out of school) SS - slapped subject (haha) Willis IP: Logged
ebvan Member	posted 06-24-2009 02:08 PM BN - Flatulence (Butt Noise) I actually used this one in basic polygraph school and kept the chart. ISN- Inside Noise (Occuriing inside the testing suite) PP - Self explanatory and requires drying the movement sensor cushion before continuing the test. Of course Once they PP guilt is difficult to deny. ------------------ Ex scientia veritas IP: Logged
blalock Member	posted 06-24-2009 02:21 PM PP, SS and BN - good ones!! + indicates examinee answered “yes.” - indicates examinee answered “no.” R - indicates examinee asked for “repeat” of question. BI – indicates examinee given breathing instructions TI – indicates examinee given talking instructions MI – indicates examinee given movement instructions AI – Answer instructions [This message has been edited by blalock (edited 06-24-2009).] IP: Logged
stat Member	posted 06-24-2009 09:03 PM EKEITWCL --Although extremely rare,it's known as the "Examiner Kicks Examinee In Thigh Whilst Crossing (or recrossing) Leg. The lesson here is ---just don't cross your legs, it always proves uncomfortable after 4 minutes. IP: Logged
Taylor Member	posted 06-25-2009 08:00 PM E - I can top that....ETOSLALITL Examiner trips on subjects leg and almost lands in their lap. yep, it happened to me a couple of years back with a very tall long legged subject. My lesson...have good footing while maneuvering around the subject. and always know where their feet are. And for Jim and Ted...no he didn't 'try' to trip me...I was just a klutz! IP: Logged
Ted Todd Member	posted 06-25-2009 08:41 PM OK all, Donna learned that one from me, but really, all I wanted was for Donna to land on my lap... And Ted, stop reading my diary and repeating my personal secrets here... Jim [This message has been edited by sackett (edited 06-25-2009).] IP: Logged
rcgilford Member	posted 06-26-2009 07:18 AM The Polygraph Journal, volume 22, 1993, #1, has a chapter devoted to Standard Chart Markings. IP: Logged

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