BALATIBAT, JESSABEL P.

ACTIVITY #4
BS CRIMINOLOGY 3A

PERSONALITIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF POLYGRAPHY

QUESTIONS

1. He wrote an essay “Effectual Scheme for the Immediate Preventing of Street Robberies and
Suppressing all Other Disorder of the Night”, where he suggested the use of pulse to detect deception,
the first name only.
2. He gained the first-hand experience in polygraph interrogation, the first name only.
3. First polygraphist to record simultaneously on a regular basis chest and abdominal breathing pattern,
the last name only.
4. He applied the blood pressure pulse test in actual criminal suspects, the last name only.
5. He devised a research photo polygraph which records several responses simultaneously which are the
electro dermal response, blood pressure, heart beat frequency, tine between verbal stimuli and verbal
response, signal marks, involuntary tremors of one hand, breathing amplitude and frequency, and
voluntary movement of the hand, the last name only.
6. First researcher to use potential computer application for the purpose of polygraph chart analysis,
the first name only.
7. He developed the CQT and Relevant Irrelevant Question Test; RCQT; GCT (Guilt Complex Test), the
last name only.
8. Claimed to be able to detect verbal deception by using a machine to measure an increase in systolic
blood pressure, the last name only.
9. He devised the Clinical Ink Polygraph with the help of Lancashire watchmaker, Sebastian Shaw, the
last name only.
10. He is the Father of Modern Polygraphy, the last name only.
11. He determines the respiratory changes was indication of deception, the first name only.
12. Taking pulse of a suspicious fellow is practical, the last name only.
13. He found that changes in systolic blood pressure were of greater value in determining deception
than in changes respiration, the last name only.
14. He found out that the variation in blood pressure and the circulation of blood in the brain during fear
is far greater than those resulting from effect of mere noise and sounds, the first name only.
15. He developed the emotional standards (control questions), the last name only.
16. He develop the control question technique which introduces a lie in the polygraph chart to establish
a yard sticks so that one would know what the reaction really means, the last name only.
17. He designed the 1st movement sensing chair, the first name only.
18. He first scientist to use the WAT with the Galvnometer, the last name only.
19. He found out that the variation in blood pressure and the circulation of blood in the brain during fear
is far greater than those resulting from effect of mere noise and sounds, the last name only.
20. He developed the Darrow Behavior Research Photopolygraph (C.H. Stoelting Company Chicago,
Ilinois), the first name only.
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