Finding the Truth
Lie detector tests, commonly called polygraph tests, are the closest available resource to a truth detector. These tests are conducted on specialised machines and are used in criminal cases as part of interrogation to determine the truth. These machines record physiological responses such as heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration to gather data, which the polygraph examiner interprets. Private agencies …
The concept of a lie detector test, often shrouded in mystery and intrigue, piques the curiosity of many. Whether featured in crime dramas or discussed in legal debates, lie detector tests are highly interesting. But what does it measure? Let’s break down the mechanics of this fascinating tool and explore its applications in today’s world. At its core, a lie …
In a world where the truth is more valuable than ever, understanding the workings of lie detectors is crucial. This article aims to demystify the science behind lie detector tests, exploring their accuracy and the various options available, from budget-friendly to professional-grade tests. What Exactly is a Lie Detector Test? A lie detector test, also known as a polygraph test, …
Lie detector tests, also known as polygraph tests, have long been a subject of fascination and controversy. Used in various scenarios from personal use to employment screenings, their accuracy and reliability remain topics of debate. In the UK, where their use is not as widespread as in some other countries, understanding the effectiveness of lie detector tests is crucial for …
Uk Government Continues to Support Enlarging the Use of Polygraph Examination (Lie Detector Tests) as a Tool to Assist in the Effective ‘Risk Management’ of Criminal Offenders On the 22nd October 2021 the U.K. Government has announced in a policy paper that they are introducing a 3 year pilot plan using mandatory ‘Polygraph Examinations’ for the perpetrators of Domestic Violence to …
For once, our founder, David Thompson, was at the receiving end of the questions – and he passed with flying colours! He was interviewed on LBC (Leading Britain’s Conversation) by radio presenter James O’Brien in January 2020. The topic was the proposal by the UK Government to increase the use of polygraph examinations to assist in determining the “ongoing risks …
