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Field and Laboratory Polygraph Examinations

Authors: Saldžiūnas, Vitas; Kovalenko, Aleksandras;

Field and Laboratory Polygraph Examinations

Abstract

"Since the polygraph was used in criminal investigations for the first time, questions have constantly been asked as to how reliable the obtained results are, and to what extent they can be repeated by other polygraphologists after a certain period of time. These questions are raised mainly by the opponents of the forensic psychophysiology method as well as lawyers and judges."(...)

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Poland
Keywords

Prawo, concealed information test (CIT), Komunikacja społeczna, polygraph examination, criminal investigation, Psychologia

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