Discoverers of the Galvanic Skin Response

The First Polygraph?

Idiosyncrasies in Chart Evaluation

Planting the Seeds of Polygraphʼs Practice A Brief Historical Review

Setting the Record Concering the Differences Between the Matte Quadri-Track and the Backster Zone Comparison Techniques

Selecting the Most Optimal Conditions for the Polygraph Examination

A.B. Lysenko, D.O. Alekseeva-Protsiuk, V.O. Shapovalov, D.O. Kushnir &amp; O.O. Krotenkov (2023), <italic>Route Maps for Polygraph Tests: Method Guidelines</italic>, Kyiv (in Ukrainian)

Ян Відацкі, <italic>Історія поліграфологічних досліджень</italic>, translation Olga Hlívniuk, Колегія поліграфологів України (The Association of Ukrainian Polygraphers), Kyiv, 2023 (in Ukrainian)

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A simple question for many, idle for others, but necessary to answer for everyone, is why the comparison question occupies a first position based on the relevant question when it comes to format sequences corresponding to deception polygraph techniques. Th is questioning is transcendent when it occurs in the context of the scientific, legal debate, or due to the scrutiny of polygraph consumers who make administrative decisions based on the diagnostic results. However, within the polygraphy union it seems that the answer has been dealt with in informal settings, in hallway talks or as a classroom topic, but the truth is that its documentary formality seems to be scarce, for this reason, this discussion has the intention of providing basic knowledge to field examiners about this procedural unknown, of which, we are convinced that they are the ones who must be prepared to answer this and other procedural questions in order to maintain the scientific reputation of our profession.
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The Primacy Position of the Comparison Question

A Summary of the American Polygraph Association’s 57th Annual Seminar

Terminology Reference for the Science of Psychophysiological Detection of Deception1 4th Edition, 2022

V. Shapovalov, D. Alieksieieva-Protsiuk, D. Zubovskyi, O. Alieksieiev (2020). <italic>Технологія застосування POT, RI, CIT в поліграфологічних дослідженнях</italic> (<italic>Tekhnolohiya zastosuvannya POT, RI, CIT v polihrafolohichnykh doslidzhennyakh</italic>, literally: <italic>The Technique of using RI, POT, and CIT methods in Polygraph Examinations</italic>). Kyiv: National Academy of Internal Affairs

Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Kraków University

Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Kraków University Poland

Thermal Vision as a Method of Detection of Deception: A Review of experiences**

fMRI as a Method of Detection of Deception: A Review of Experiences

Laboratory and Field Research on the Ocular-motor Deception Test

An Urban Legend Called: “The 7/38/55 Ratio Rule”

Main Features of Polygraph Examiners Training

Editorial Policy

Instructions for Authors

Instructions For Journal Editors

Open Access License

Review of Publication

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