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Posted by Dan Mangan

- Aug 18, 2016, 09:40 PM

According to a column in the latest APA magazine, just published hours ago...

"...polygraph has yet to receive a satisfactory level of acceptance by the forensic science community and our profession, as a whole, continues to lack consensus on many polygraph best practices."

Wow.

At least one of those APA managerial types is pretty smart.

Who knew?!