Gee, if the polygraph is a test, and NOT an interrogation......

Started by T.M. Cullen, Sep 21, 2008, 04:29 PM

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T.M. Cullen

............then what was the purpose of publishing the following handbook and using it as part of the DOD polygraph (?psychophysiological?) curriculum?

http://antipolygraph.org/documents/dodpi-interrogation.pdf

I skimmed though it and it explains a lot things concerning the behavior and tactics of polygraph INTERROGATORS when conducting their so-called scientific test.  A MUST READ for new applicants.

TC
"There is no direct and unequivocal connection between lying and these physiological states of arousal...(referring to polygraph)."

Dr. Phil Zimbardo, Phd, Standford University

cesium_133

Anybody who knows what an interrogation is versus what a test is, even if only from the meanings in a dictionary, should be well-schooled after reading TLBTLD and reading the posts here.  Even a minute's pondering of the process of the poly should make someone realize that there's something fishy in the whole thing...

FYI, a test, oral or otherwise, seeks a known truth(s).  When was WWI ended, and by what?  What is dropped every New Year's from a pole in Times Square?  Simple.

A poly seeks BFB... and uses massive doses of extrapolation, together with the 3rd degree and speculation regarding irrelevant "norms", to piece together something less than even a criminal profile.  BTW, John Douglas does a lot better with his profiling than Mr. Gelb with his rhabdomancy...
Polygraphers escaped from among the evils of Pandora's box, which might have been an old analog polygraph... only God can tell whether you're lying or not, and He will judge you in His own time...

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