1. The document is a practice exam on polygraphy or lie detection testing. It contains 34 multiple choice questions testing knowledge about the history, key figures, techniques, and components of the polygraph instrument.
2. Some of the pioneers and important figures mentioned include Leonarde Keeler, William Moulton Marston, John Larson, and Cesare Lombroso.
3. The main components of the polygraph instrument recorded are the pneumograph, cardiograph, galvanograph, and kymograph, which measure breathing, heart rate, sweat activity, and pen movement respectively.
1. The document is a practice exam on polygraphy or lie detection testing. It contains 34 multiple choice questions testing knowledge about the history, key figures, techniques, and components of the polygraph instrument.
2. Some of the pioneers and important figures mentioned include Leonarde Keeler, William Moulton Marston, John Larson, and Cesare Lombroso.
3. The main components of the polygraph instrument recorded are the pneumograph, cardiograph, galvanograph, and kymograph, which measure breathing, heart rate, sweat activity, and pen movement respectively.
1. The document is a practice exam on polygraphy or lie detection testing. It contains 34 multiple choice questions testing knowledge about the history, key figures, techniques, and components of the polygraph instrument.
2. Some of the pioneers and important figures mentioned include Leonarde Keeler, William Moulton Marston, John Larson, and Cesare Lombroso.
3. The main components of the polygraph instrument recorded are the pneumograph, cardiograph, galvanograph, and kymograph, which measure breathing, heart rate, sweat activity, and pen movement respectively.
1. The document is a practice exam on polygraphy or lie detection testing. It contains 34 multiple choice questions testing knowledge about the history, key figures, techniques, and components of the polygraph instrument.
2. Some of the pioneers and important figures mentioned include Leonarde Keeler, William Moulton Marston, John Larson, and Cesare Lombroso.
3. The main components of the polygraph instrument recorded are the pneumograph, cardiograph, galvanograph, and kymograph, which measure breathing, heart rate, sweat activity, and pen movement respectively.
POLYGRAPHY Instructions: Encircle the letter of your answer. No changing/erasure of answers.
1. In polygraph testing, the subject is required 5. It is a scientific method of detecting
to answer questions either by: deception done with the aiid of polygraph a. Yes or No instrument. b. None of these a. Photography c. Sign or words b. Polygraphy d. Explanation or symbols c. Poligraphy d. Polugraphy 2. The following are specific rules to be 6. It is the famous other term for Polygraph.. followed in the formulation of the questions a. Computer Lie Detector in a polygraph test except one. b. Lie Detector Test a. Questions must be clear and phrased in a c. Electrostatic language the subject can easily understand. d. Lie Movement test b. Questions must be answerable by yes or no. 7. In Polygraph machine, the length of the c. Questions must be as short as possible rubber convoluted tube, is how many d. Questions must all be in the form of inches? accusations a. 10 b. 5 3. The pneumograph channel during the test c. 20 records the respiratory activity of the d. 7 examinee. What then is the channel of the polygraph that records the galvanic skin 8. Who are the pioneers of polygraph? resistance of the examinee? a. Becarria and Bentham a. Galvanograph channel b. Bertillon and Purkenji b. Cardiograph Module c. Lombroso and Larson c. Kymograph Assembly d. Schwarts and Bacon d. Hydrosphymograph 9. Who was the scientist who developed his own method of systolic blood pressure test 4. It is a component of the polygraph for detecting deception, he is also the first instrument which is a motor that derives of person who testify in court in relation to pulls the chart paper under the recording detecting deception? pen simultaneously at the rate of 6 or 12 a. Leonarde Keeler inches per minute. b. William Marston a. Galvanograph c. John Larson b. Cardio-sphygmograph d. Angelo Mosso c. Pneumograph 10. The following are methods used to detect d. Kymograph deception except: a. Electro-encephalography b. Polygraph c. Hypnotism beat and respiration simultaneously which d. Truth Serum he called the “Bread Board Lie 11. In polygraph examination, blood pressure Detector.”,he is the Father of Lie Detection tracing is found in the Test. a. Bottom a. Cesare Lombroso b. Center of the chart b. John A. Larson c. Topmost portion c. Sir Jame MacKenzie d. Uppermost portion of the chart d. Leonarde Keeler
12. In polygraph examination pneumograph 18. What will happen to the heart when the tracing is found in the blood will go back to heart. a. Bottom a. Heart relax b. Center of the chart B. Heart expand c. Topmost portion C. Heart Contract d. Uppermost portion of the chart D.Heart extract 19. Who invented the control question test? 13. In polygraph examination, galvanic skin a. Leonarde Keeler reflex tracing is found in the b. John Reid a. Bottom c. James Reid b. Center of the chart d. John Larson c. Topmost portion d. Uppermost portion of the chart 20. The components of polygraph are 14. Decide if the statement is correct galvanograph, kymograph, cardiograph and “POLYGRAPH IS NOT ADMISSSIBLE IN a. Pneumograph COURT BUT IT IS VALUABLE AS b. Polygraph INVESTIGATIVE LEAD” c. Psychograph a. Correct d. Sphygmograph b. Incorrect 21. In polygraphy, the second most important c. Partly Correct section that records the subject’s respiratory 15. In polygraph , what is the downward movement (BREATHING) and the changes movement of the cardio pen caused by the and variations of the graph is what section? rest cycle of the heart? a. Pneumograph a. Diastolic b. Cardio b. Cardiolic c. Galvanograph c. Systolic d. None of these. d. Cyclic 22. It refers to little reaction or no reaction. a. Positive response 16. In polygraph , what is the upward movement b. Specific Response of the cardio pen caused by the rest cycle of c. Normal Response the heart? d. Reaction a. Diastolic 23. The use of “truth serums’ such as sodium b. Cardiolic pentothal or phenobarbital in the questioning c. Systolic of the suspects is called? d. Cyclic a. Sugar and Vinegar b. The Detector Test 17. The person who devised an instrument that c. Narcoanalysis can record changes of blood pressure, pulse d. Word Association Method 24. He is known for the phrases “There is no 30. . He is the Father of Lie Detection Test. such thing as perfect crime”. a. Leonarde Keeler a. Leonarde Keeler b. James Reid b. John Reid c. Cleve Backster c. James Reid d. John Larson d. John Larson 25. An instrument that measures stress-induced 31. He coined the word “POLYGRAPH”. changes in the tonal quality of the voice. a. Leonarde Keeler a. Kymograph b. John Reid b. Pneumograph c. Cleve Backster c. Psychological Stress Analyzer d. Sir James Mackenzie d. Psychological Stress Evaluator 26. The polygraph instrument is also known as a 32. It is the first instrument invented to detect lie detector, but research clearly shows that deception. it cannot determine or detect a lying person. a. Lie Machine What then is the use of polygraph b. Hydrosphygmograph instrument? c. Electric Lie Detector a. To record and determine the facts of the d. None of these case based on the chart taken 33. He was considered as the Father of b. To record psychological reactions of the Polygraphy. He dealth with the subject sphygmomanometer and made researches c. To record physiological reactions of the on the usefulness of sphygmomanometer in subject detecting lies. d. To record psychovolcanic reflex of the a. Hans Gross subject b. Angelo Mosso c. Cesare Lombroso 27. Detects slight trembling in the voice, which d. William Moulton Marston maybe interpreted to determine if person is telling the truth. 34. Records changes of breathing of the subject. a. Kymograph a. . Kymograph b. Pneumograph b. . pneumograph c. Psychological Stress Analyzer c. galvanograph d. Psychological Stress Evaluator d. cardiosphymograph
28. Developed the “relevant-irrelevant” test. The
35. The first one to introduce hypnotism as a theory of this test is that guilty reacts only to method of detecting deception. relevant questions and innocent shows no a. Bell reactions. b. Mesmer a. Keeler c. Guztav b. Reid d. Sticker c. Backster d. Mackenzie 36. The first scientific instrument to detect 29. He devised and designed a kymograph. deception. This instrument measures a. Harold Burt changes in pulse and blood pressure when b. John Larson suspects were asked about their c. Leonarde Keeler involvement in or knowledge of specific d. Frederick Archer response. a. Hydrosphygmograph 42. In the Murder case of Bogs ,the question, b. Sphygmomanometer “Do you know who killed Lolita?”? Is c. Galvanometer d. Psychological Stress Evaluator a. Control b. Both Irrelevant and Relevant 37. This records the changes of blood pressure c. Irrelevant and pulse rate. d. Relevant a. kymograph 43. In the case of killing Robert Mondragon, the b. Pneumograph question c. galvanograph “ Is your daughter’s name Rhian Bonifacio?” is d. cardiosphygmograph what type of question. 38. In polygraph , what is the downward a. Relevant Question movement of the cardio pen caused by the b. Irrelevant Question rest cycle of the heart? c. Control Question a. Diastolic d. Knowledge Question b. Cardiolic c. Systolic 44. Unrelated to case investigated; similar d. Cyclic nature but less serious compared to relevant 39. Questions dealing on known facts about the questions; purpose: to get response of innocent polygraphic subject cannot ordinarily lie to subject and designed to produce a little or no emotional change. a. Relevant Question a. Relevant Questions b. Irrelevant Question b. Irrelevant Questions c. Control Question c. Key Questions d. Knowledge Question d. Padding Questions 45. No bearing to case investigated; purpose: to 40. What are the questions pertaining to the ascertain subject’s normal pattern of response by issue under investigation which must be eliminating feeling of apprehension ambiguous, unequivocal and understandable to the subject? a. Relevant Question b. Irrelevant Question a. Irrelevant questions c. Control Question b. Control questions d. Knowledge Question c. General questions d. Relevant questions 46. In the murder case of Leng Corona , the question 41. In polygraph examinations, in the MURDER is “Do you live in Davao City?” this type of question case of Robert Mondragon, the question: “Do is______. you know who killed Robert?” is what type of question? a. Relevant Question b. Irrelevant Question a. Relevant Questions c. Control Question b. Irrelevant Questions d. Knowledge Question c. Probable Questions d. Specific Questions 47. Related to case investigated; understandable to subject; related to one issue or criminal act; must be specific to get accurate result. a. Relevant Question b. Irrelevant Question c. Control Question d. Knowledge Question
48. In the case shooting incident of X, the question is
“Did you shoot to death Mr. X?”
a. Relevant Question b. Irrelevant Question c. Control Question d. Knowledge Question 49. Intense relationship to crime/problem; to produce strong emotional response in guilty subjects
A. Secondary Relevant B.Weak Relevant Question C. Strong Relevant Question D. None of these
50. In the case of killing X the question
“ Is your mother’s name Filipina?” is what type of
question.
a. Relevant Question b. Irrelevant Question c. Control Question d. Knowledge Question
