Can anyone suggest how to successfully refute accusations of countermeasures other then saying that you did not use them?
Quote from: braden761 on Jun 01, 2011, 12:13 PMCan anyone suggest how to successfully refute accusations of countermeasures other then saying that you did not use them?
"Countermeasures? What are they? You mean this test can be beat? I thought you said it couldn't?" That would be my response.
Well I took two test and both came back inconclusive and I did a FOIA request and it stated strong evidence of countermeasures were suspected.
This was for the FBI? Does the FBI policy allow you to retest if they suspect countermeasures?
Quote from: braden761 on Jun 01, 2011, 12:39 PMWell I took two test and both came back inconclusive and I did a FOIA request and it stated strong evidence of countermeasures were suspected.
Utter balderdash! Consider it a blessing, find a job where you don't have to deal with such folly.
Bradin761,
Did you use countermeasures? If so what did you use, this is not an accusation, only a question. Please don't be offended.
Sounds to me that Bill Brown wants to know what countermeasures you used. As polygraphers also read this i would have to respectfully say "do not answer that question" Branden761. If he wants to know let him read the "The Lie behind the Lie Detector Test" ;) Noticed i said Respectfully Bill Brown.
QuoteSounds to me that Bill Brown wants to know what countermeasures you used.
I am a polygraph examiner, and I did note "Respectfully", thank you.
Did you use countermeasures? And I have a copy of TLBTLD on my book shelf, I have read it and studied it extensively.
When I took the test I never even heard of countermeasures. So to answer your question, no I did not use countermeasures. I answered the questions as he asked them. Nothing more, nothing less.
I would request another examination if you want to work for that agency and explain you did not use countermeasures and would like to have the opportunity to retake the examination.