are you asked to remove your shoes/keep mouth open

Started by collider, Mar 05, 2006, 02:01 PM

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collider

during an FBI or CIA poly? do they take any other precautions against physical CMs?

George W. Maschke

Generally, applicants are allowed to keep their shoes on. However, federal polygraph examiners often use a seat pad that may detect changes in pressure that might be associated with such a countermeasure as pressing one's toes to the floor, or pressing a toe against a tack in the shoe or sock.

Thus far, I've only heard one report of a polygrapher instructing an examinee to keep his mouth open during the in-test phase. It was a CIA polygrapher conducting a pre-employment polygraph. See the discussion thread, CIA Polygraph Counter-Countermeasures.
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