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Polygraph Module 002 > Mechanics Of Instrumentation And Operation > Flashcards

Mechanics Of Instrumentation And Operation Flashcards

1
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Galvanograph- (GSR) Galvanic Skin Response

A

now EDA Electro Dermal activity

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2
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What are six pretest requirements?

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Obtain consent
Identify the subject 
Physical/Mental evaluation 
Discuss case information
Review test questions 
Explain the polygraph
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3
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Pneumograph

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Respiration

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4
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  1. Ground Truth
A

What actually happened

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5
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  1. Subjects involved
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Examiner and Examinee

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6
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  1. Physiological Criteria
A

Respiration
EDA
Cardiovascular

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7
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What are the 4 phases of examination?

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  1. Pretest- most important sets the tone.
  2. Intest-
  3. Post test-
  4. Test data analysis-
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8
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Five steps to explain process

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  1. Interviewer poses questions- explain to subject they will be asked questions.
  2. Subject psychologically interprets- tell subject to interpret questions and if they have any problems
  3. Physiological changes occur- breathing, cardio and EDA. Your brain works harder to lie
  4. Polygraph records changes
  5. Collected data is interpreted
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9
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When diachrotic notch is high pressure is ____.

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Low

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10
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As blood pressure gets _____ diachrotic notch is low.

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High

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11
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+ comparison

-revelance

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More +’s passed

More - failed

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12
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Marston measured ________ and _________.

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discontinuous and intermittent

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13
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//

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Stim Mark beginning & end of question

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14
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+

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Yes answer

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15
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-

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No

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16
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M

A

Movement

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17
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SN

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Sniff

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18
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SZ

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Sneeze

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19
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T

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Talk

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C

21
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CT

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Cleared throat

22
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Si

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Audible sigh

23
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B

24
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L

25
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Pneumograph should have ______ of deflection

26
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EDA should have ____ to _____ deflection when stimulated

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11/2 to 2 inch deflection when stimulated

27
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Cardio should obtain ______

28
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Polygraph charts should contain Identification data, recorded data collected from your subject and _________.

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Chart markings

29
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Polygraph charts should contain Pneumograph tracing, EDA tracing, cardiograph tracing and _______ tracing.

30
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EE

A

Examiner error

31
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Ti

A

Talking instructions

32
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Mi

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Moving instructions

33
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N

34
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OSN

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Outside noise

35
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N—-N

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Prolonged noise

36
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T—T

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Prolonged talking

37
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^v

A

Tracing sensitivity

38
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inflate the cardio to approximately ________ of pressure

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60 mm to 70 mm, subjects with good blood pressure may be slightly lower, subjects with higher pressure slightly more.

39
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When beginning, obtain ___________ of normal tracing average

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30 seconds to one minute

40
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Strive to maintain consistent 25 second ________.

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Question pacing

41
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Refers to the particular visual representation of the physiological data that is studied for its diagnostic value

42
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4 types of tracing

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Homeostasis- baseline
Tracing response- arousal to stimulus
Tracing recovery-recovery from a tracing response
Artifact- distortion

43
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To be considered a response to the question still ulus physiological arousal must occur within an anticipated amount of time from Sri ulus onset

44
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Tracing segments which show resulting evidence of a physiological, return to baseline e or homeostasis occurring as a compensatory action after a response artifact or any other form of excessive noise

45
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A change in physiological pattern not attributed to an applied stimulus or from psychological, fear of detection of deception

46
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When to check if EDA is adjusted

A

When you put cuff, when you state is beginning

And the first question

47
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Conductance increases while ______ decreases

A

Resistance

48
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Counter measures (Nelson)

A

Faking physiology

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