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[quote author=George W. Maschke link=msg=14809 date=1099648340]
Actually, the only DoDPI course on countermeasures of which I am aware is more of a counter-countermeasure course intended for polygraph examiners. Its purpose is not to teach students to beat the polygraph. Here is the current [url=http://www.dodpi.army.mil/instruction/coned.htm#c8]course description[/url] from the DoDPI website:

[quote]COUNTERMEASURES  (CE 839)  (40 CEH)

This 40-hour course prepares the PDD examiner to deter and detect employment of polygraph countermeasures in criminal and intelligence testing environments. The course presents background information for a foundation in concepts, theories, and research data related to polygraph countermeasures. Laboratory exercises are included to enhance skills and provide hands-on experience. Detailed discussion of numerous case studies involving examples of confirmed countermeasures. Law enforcement and intelligence PDD examinations are used to demonstrate methods of detecting and defeating this threat. Information provided includes discussion of threats posed be [sic] foreign intelligence services, terrorist organizations, and other criminal elements attempting to defeat law enforcement and intelligence PDD examinations. This course is intended as the primary polygraph countermeasures course for criminal and security screening PDD examiners or as a periodic refresher course for examiners supporting intelligence operations. The course included daily directed reading assignments followed by classroom discussions and quizzes. 
Prerequisite: The student must be employed or contracted as a polygraph examiner by a federal law enforcement or counterintelligence agency.[/quote]
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Posted by George W. Maschke

- Nov 05, 2004, 04:52 AM

Actually, the only DoDPI course on countermeasures of which I am aware is more of a counter-countermeasure course intended for polygraph examiners. Its purpose is not to teach students to beat the polygraph. Here is the current course description from the DoDPI website:

QuoteCOUNTERMEASURES (CE 839) (40 CEH)

This 40-hour course prepares the PDD examiner to deter and detect employment of polygraph countermeasures in criminal and intelligence testing environments. The course presents background information for a foundation in concepts, theories, and research data related to polygraph countermeasures. Laboratory exercises are included to enhance skills and provide hands-on experience. Detailed discussion of numerous case studies involving examples of confirmed countermeasures. Law enforcement and intelligence PDD examinations are used to demonstrate methods of detecting and defeating this threat. Information provided includes discussion of threats posed be [sic] foreign intelligence services, terrorist organizations, and other criminal elements attempting to defeat law enforcement and intelligence PDD examinations. This course is intended as the primary polygraph countermeasures course for criminal and security screening PDD examiners or as a periodic refresher course for examiners supporting intelligence operations. The course included daily directed reading assignments followed by classroom discussions and quizzes.
Prerequisite: The student must be employed or contracted as a polygraph examiner by a federal law enforcement or counterintelligence agency.

Posted by Jeffery

- Nov 04, 2004, 10:16 PM

DoDPI teaches these classes.