A. 1875 B. 1915 C. 1992 D. 1997 He is a Soviet neuropsychologist, who initiated the research on the psycho-physiological diagnostic instrumentation methods in criminal investigations which began in the 1920s. A. Alexander R. Luria B. Angelo Mosso C. Cleve Backster D. Daniel Defoe He is an Italian Physiologist who used an instrument called plethysmograph in his research on emotion and fear in subjects undergoing questioning and he studied the effects of these variables on their cardiovascular and respiratory activity. A. Alexander R. Luria B. Angelo Mosso C. Cleve Backster D. Daniel Defoe The principle of psychological focus which holds that a person will establish an emotional priority for that stimulus which he perceives to represent the greatest threat to his well-being. A. Super Dampening B. Control Question Technique C. Guilt Complex D. Anti–Climax Dampening It is Abnormal apprehension an or fear, often accompanied by psychological signs, behavior symptoms or doubt concerning the nature and reality of a threat; real or imagined. A. Anxiety B. Homestasis C. Apnea D. Dyspena On a polygraph chart, it is generally represented by a blocking pattern in the pneumograph tracing. A. Anxiety B. Homestasis C. Apnea D. Dyspena That part of the peripheral nervous system consisting of the sympathetic and the parasympathetic nervous system. A. Autonomic Nervous System B. Cardiovascular System C. Efferent Nerve Fibers D. Endocrine Glands It is an extension from and a part of the cytoplasm of some nerve cells. A. Efferent B. Axon C. Pons D. Midbrain It is the tracing on a polygraph chart, made by a pen moved by a bellows device in connection with a closed air pressurized circuit and an in-line cardio sphygmomanometer, which reflects blood pressure and radial pulse in response to an applied stimulus. A. Dicrotic Notch B. Cardio-Sphygmo-graph C. Galvanograph D. Hydrosphygmograph They are those portions of an organism which contain the heart, arteries, veins and capillaries. A. Autonomic Nervous System B. central nervous system C. Parasysmpathetic Nervous System D. Cardiovascular System