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Polygraph Quiz: Lie Detection Concepts

This document contains a polygraph quiz with questions about deception detection techniques. It covers topics like the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, hormones involved in the stress response like epinephrine and norepinephrine, and verbal and non-verbal signs that may indicate deception. The quiz tests identification of key concepts in polygraphy and completion of a diagram of the nervous system.

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Polygraph Quiz: Lie Detection Concepts

This document contains a polygraph quiz with questions about deception detection techniques. It covers topics like the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, hormones involved in the stress response like epinephrine and norepinephrine, and verbal and non-verbal signs that may indicate deception. The quiz tests identification of key concepts in polygraphy and completion of a diagram of the nervous system.

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POLYGRAPHY

QUIZ # 2
NAME: _________________________________ DATE:_________

SECTION:__________________________ SCORE:________

I. IDENTIFICATION
1. A theory whereas in a series of relevant and control question, the guilty subject will tune
in the relevant question and tune out the control. The innocent subject will tune in the
control question and tune out the relevant.
2. An act of deceiving or misleading usually accompanied by lying.
3. A theory based if the examinee considers an outside issue to be a greater or no threat to
his well being and if he anticipates that the examiner will ask him a surprise question
concerning this outside issue.
4. A lie that would cause only relatively minor discord if it were uncovered and typically
offers some benefit to the hearer.
5. Emotion is derived from a French word _______ which means "to stir from up".
6. Theory based when person is conditioned to fear punishment as a consequence of
detection in the commission of any wrongdoing including telling a lie.
7. The study of the relationship or the effect of the mind to the body.
8. A hormone secreted by the adrenal gland which works alongside epinephrine to give the
body sudden energy in times of stress, known as the "fight or flight" response.

9. A series of groups of nerve cells of the brain that control the entire endocrine-hormonal
system.
10. Complex interactive regulatory system by which the body strives to maintain a state of
internal equilibrium.
11. It controls visceral functions just like respiration rate, digestion rate, heart rate, sweating
those things you do not think about, it just happen.

12. Norepinephrine is called __________ is British.


13. It is responsible for conserving energy and ensuring necessary bodily functions, restrains
sympathetic arousal and attempts to maintain homeostatic (homeostasis) normal.
14. It serves as Control Center of the body.

15. A liar who cannot distinguish between right and wrong.


II. COMPLETE THE DIAGRAM

NERVOUS SYSTEM

Central Nervous System


1.

Brain 2. Somatic Nervous


System 3.

4. 5.
III. ENUMERATION

1.5 Scientific Lie Detection Techniques

6-10 Non-verbal Signs of Deception

11-15 Verbal Signs of Deception

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