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Polygraph test? Lie detector test? Which is correct?
The term “polygraph” means “many writings”. It’s named after the testing procedure: several physiological responses are measured at the same time to detect signs of deception. This discipline is called forensic psychophysiology.
The combination of “psychology” and “physiology” refers to the relationship of the mind and body; the Polygraph Instrument measures physical responses to thoughts and emotions. (For this reason a polygraph examiner is also known as a forensic psychophysiologist.) A polygraph instrument is used in performing lie detector tests, so both terms are used interchangeably.
How Accurate Are Lie Detector Tests?
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. read more about here.