why no looking at the mirror?

Started by lookingforajob, Sep 24, 2005, 03:26 AM

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lookingforajob

why are examinees, when left alone in the polygraph room for a long period of time, not supposed to look at the two-way mirror?

i recall that when i was left alone for like AN HOUR during my poly (that i was told i passed), after about 1/2 hour i looked at what i assumed was a two-way mirror and said "hello??"

George W. Maschke

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It's fine to glance at the mirror from time to time, but making it obvious that you know you're being observed is likely to be interpreted as a challenge to the polygrapher's authority.

Your questioning after half an hour might have been taken as a sign of impatience, however, and may not have been a bad thing.
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