- 1. Is defined as the deliberate, complete and objective communication whether verbal, written or gesture of the recollection of person, place thing, and/or event which the communication believes to exist, have existed or occured.
A) Deception
B) Lie
C) Confuse
D) Truth
- 2. What is defined as the deliberate communication to another, either verbally, written or by gesture, at something that the communicator knows or suspects to be not true.
A) Deception
B) Truth
C) Lie
D) Misinform
- 3. Is the act of deceiving or misleading usually accompanied by lying.
A) Truth
B) Deception
C) Lie
D) Confuse
- 4. Is the quibble or confuse the issue, or deliberately use the ambiguity in order to deceive or mislead.
A) Confuse
B) Big lie
C) Misinform
D) Bluffed lie
- 5. Is the invention or perpetration of a false story with the intent to deceive or mislead.
A) Misinform
B) Confuse
C) Emergency lie
D) Big lie
- 6. Is a lie which attempts to trick the victim into believing something major or great which will likely be construed by the victims common sense or by some information that he already possessed.
A) Misinform
B) Bluffed lie
C) Big lie
D) Confuse
- 7. Is a lie that pretends to have a capability or intention which one does not actually posses.
A) Bluffed lie
B) Confuse
C) Emergency lie
D) Big lie
- 8. Is a strategic lie that was uttered when the truth May not be told because harm to a third party would result.
A) Bluffed lie
B) Emergency lie
C) Big lie
D) Misinform
- 9. Is a lie often used to exaggerate things in order to obtain or get some advantage
A) Lie of exaggeration
B) Misinform
C) Confuse
D) Big lie
- 10. Is something made up of a misrepresentation of a truth.
A) Noble lie
B) Lie of fabrication
C) Bluffed lie
D) Lie of omission
- 11. Is a lie by omitting an important fact, deliberately leaving another person with a misconception.
A) Lie of omission
B) Big lie
C) Confuse
D) Misinform
- 12. It is a lie where there is no outright lie but still retains the purpose of getting someone to believe in an untruth.
A) Big lie
B) Misleading/dissembling lie
C) Emergency lie
D) Bluffed lie
- 13. Is a lie that would normally create a lack of harmony or disagreement between individuals if uncovered but offers some benefit to the liar and assist in an orderly society, therefore potentially beneficial to others.
A) Lie of omission
B) Misleading
C) Noble lie
D) Lie of fabrication
- 14. Is a lie with an exaggerated claim typically found in advertising and publicity announcement. For example"the highest quality at the lowest price"
A) Big lie
B) Confuse
C) Misinform
D) Puffery lie
- 15. Is a lie intended to please others. For example "that locks good to you " or "everything is going to be alright"
A) Lie of compliment or false reassurance
B) Misleading
C) Lie of omission
D) Lie of fabrication
- 16. Is a lie that would cause only relatively minor discard if it were uncovered and typically offers some benefit to the person who heard such a lie
A) Red lie
B) White lie
C) Blue lie
D) Black lie
- 17. Is a lie used to destroy the ideologies by means of propaganda which is common to communist countries
A) Orange lie
B) White lie
C) Red lie
D) Black lie
- 18. Is a lie used to mislead or a dishonesty intended to obstruct justice.
A) Big lie
B) Misleading
C) Misinform
D) Malicious lie
- 19. Is a lie which is accompanied by pretensions and hypocrisies, intriguing to caused dishonor or discredit one's good image.
A) White lie
B) Red lie
C) Black lie
D) Pink lie
- 20. Is a liar who cannot distinguish between right and wrong
A) Panic liar
B) Occupational liar
C) Pathological liar
D) Psychopathic liar
- 21. Is a liar who tries to avoid the consequences of certain actions.
A) Occupational liar
B) Tournament liar
C) Black liar
D) Panic liar
- 22. Is a practical liar and usually lies when there is a higher pay off that telling the truth.
A) Ethnological liar
B) Psychopathic liar
C) Occupational liar
D) Tournament liar
- 23. Is a liar who is trained not to be squealer.
A) Panic liar
B) Ethnological liar
C) Pathological liar
D) Occupational liar
- 24. Is a person who loves to lie and is excited by the challenge of not being detected
A) Occupational liar
B) Panic liar
C) Psychopathic liar
D) Tournament liar
- 25. Is considered as the most difficult type of liar to deal with because such is a good actor.
A) Occupational liar
B) Pathological liar
C) Ethnological liar
D) Psychopathic liar
- 26. Is a liar who always pretends.
A) Black liar
B) Psychopathic liar
C) Occupational liar
D) Panic liar
- 27. A chemical named__________ is released and causes the tissues inside the nose to swell due to the mental pressure.
A) Catecholomine
B) Catechalomine
C) Catecholamine
D) Cetacholamine
- 28. Encompass the body movement , gestures,facial expression, body posture, positioning, and movements used to explain chosen words to a person while being asked a series of questions.
A) Roy bird whistell
B) Mouth cover
C) Non-verbal signs or clues
- 29. An anthropologist, pioneered the original study of non-verbal communication.
A) Roy bird whistell
B) Nose touch
C) Non verbal signs or clues
- 30. A lying person tends to cover his mouth with several fingers when lying
A) Nose touch
B) Eye rub
C) Itchy nose
D) Mouth cover
- 31. If the person speaking is not suffering from cold or fever and keeps touching his nose while talking
A) Itchy nose
B) Nose touch
C) Eye rub
- 32. Itchy some people while telling a lie get busy within scratching their noise
A) Ear grab
B) Eye rub
C) Itchy nose
- 33. This another lying gesture. It is the brains attempt to help a liar toto avoid the face-to-face look during the utterance of lying words
A) Mouth cover
B) Nose touch
C) Eye rub
- 34. People show this gesture (touching the ear lobe) once they suffer from anxiety feeling of fear or apprehension about what's to come
A) Mouth cover
B) Itchy nose
C) Eye grab
- 35. Some people start scratching their neck with their index finger of writing hand(dominant hand) while lying.
A) Collars pulls
B) Finger in the mouth
C) Neck scratch
- 36. Lies cause tingling sensation in neck tissues and a liar feels an urge to rub that place
A) Neck scratch
B) Collars
C) Mouth cover
- 37. States that specific that nervous system component whose stimulation can thus be diagnosed are so stimulated by the involuntary and emotional.
A) Psychological leg premise
B) Physiological leg premise
C) Mechanical leg premise
- 38. That among the physiological responses that may be recorded are those that automatically occur only following the stimulation of specific nervous component system.
A) Physiological leg premise
B) Mechanical leg premise
C) Psychological leg premise
- 39. Polygraph is capable of making a graphic record containing reliable information regarding physiological responses of the subject
A) Psychological leg premise
B) Mechanical leg premise
C) Physiological leg premise
- 40. Raises or lowers pens to three positions.
A) Pen lifier
B) Paper tear bar
C) Foam pen hold down
- 41. Propels chart paper also known as kymograph.
A) Charl drive module
B) Foam pen hold down
C) Paper tear bar
- 42. Propels chart paper also known as kymograph. Answer spacing
A) Charl drive module
B) Pen lifier
C) Paper tear bar
- 43. Provide cutting edges for convenient removal of the chart.
A) Paper tear bar
B) Charl drive module
C) Attached compartment
- 44. Keeps pen in place when instruments are being transported.
A) Paper tear bar
B) Subject connection
C) Foam pen hold down
- 45. Storage for all forms and supplies
A) Attached compartment
B) Mechanical pneumo module
C) Charl drive module
- 46. Stylish grouping of connections to provide neat and professional appearance
A) Attached compartment
B) Mechanical pneumo module
C) Subject connection
- 47. Recording part of pneumo channel.
A) Galvanic skin response module
B) Mechanical pneumo module
C) Attached compartment
- 48. Recording part of galvanic skin response channel
A) Mechanical pneumo module
B) Galvanic skin response module
C) Subject pneumo module
- 49. Selectable recording module which can be used as electronic pneumo channel, electronic cardio channel, cardio activity monitor or others accessories.
A) Multi function module
B) Mechanical cardio module
C) Mechanical pneumo module
- 50. Recording part of mechanical cardio channel.
A) Mechanical cardio module
B) Multi function module
C) Paper storage compartment
- 51. Holds two spare rolls of paper or other supplies.
A) AC power receptacle
B) Mechanical cardio module
C) Paper storage compartment
- 52. Power cord connection.
A) AC power receptacle
B) Paper storage compartment
C) Power analyzer
- 53. Supplies power to instruments
A) Power switch and circuit breaker
B) Mechanical cardio module
C) Paper storage compartment
- 54. Lifts chart drive roller for paper change and chart removal
A) Chart drive roller lever
B) Power analyzer
C) Multi function module
- 55. Automatically indicates whether wall outlet is properly wired and pneumatic system for low pressure electronic cardio
A) Power switch and circuit breaker
B) Power analyzer
C) Paper storage compartment
- 56. Position pen on the chart. Rotating clockwise increase raises the pen white counterclockwise rotation lowers it.
A) Centering control
B) Sensitivity control
C) Test push button
- 57. Determines the tracing size. Rotating clockwise increase size while counterclockwise rotation decrease size.
A) Sensitivity control
B) Test push button
C) Centering control
- 58. Check the electronic on multi function channel.
A) Test push button
B) Multi function mode switch
C) Input connector
- 59. Select the operating mode on multi function
A) GSR mode switch
B) Sensitivity control
C) Multi function mode switch
- 60. Present on multi function channels only it accept CAMtransducer or other accessories such as cardio or GRS.
A) Input connector
B) 1k pushbutton
C) Test push button
- 61. Selects operation mode for GSR channel either manual or automatic.
A) GSR mode switch
B) Input connector
C) Centering control
- 62. Introduces 1000 ohm decrease in resistance for calibration of GSR
A) Test push button
B) 1k pushbutton
C) GSR mode switch
- 63. Accept plug from GSR subject attachment cord.
A) GSR mode switch
B) GSR input connector
C) Input connector
- 64. Immobilizes mechanical cardio system when not in use.
A) Vent
B) 1k pushbutton
C) Cardio lock lever
- 65. Performs venting function on pneumatic system by rotating the vent in the.
A) 1k pushbutton
B) Vent
C) Cardio lock lever
- 66. Who presented a paper before the second meeting of the Italian Society for Psychology in Rome where he described how he recorded the subject's breathing pattern using a Marey Pneumograph?
A) Otto veraguth
B) Sebastian shaw
C) Vittorio benussi
D) Ruckmick
- 67. Who proposed the term Electro dermal Response?
A) Otto veraguth
B) Ruckmick
C) Sebastian shaw
D) Vittorio benussi
- 68. He is the English clinician and cardiologist, constructed the Clinical Polygraph?
A) Sebastian shaw
B) Otto veraguth
C) Sir james mackenzie
D) Sticker
- 69. Who is the Father of Scientific Lie Detection?
A) Larson
B) Jessel
C) Vollmer
D) Marston
- 70. He was able to determine that the changes in respiration (or breathing) were of less value in the detection of deception than the changes in blood pressure.
A) Earl Bryant
B) Harold Burtt
C) John A. Larson
D) Dr. William M. Marston
- 71. Who is the Father of Modern Polygraphy?
A) William M. Marston
B) Leonarde Keeler
C) August Vollmer
D) John A. Larson
- 72. Who made a modification in Larson's instrument?
A) William M. Marston
B) Robert Jessel
C) August Vollmer
D) Leonarde Keeler
- 73. What was considered as the first polygraph apparatus?
A) Breaadboard Polygraph
B) Breadbord Polygraph
C) Breadboard Polygraph
D) Bredboard Polygraph
- 74. He was credited as the creator of Stimulus Marker and developed an instrument with two Galvanic Skin Resistance
A) Richard O. Arther
B) William M. Marston
C) Cleve Backster
D) August Vollmer
- 75. The Cardio-Pneumo Psychogram was Larson's first instrument which was borrowed from who?
A) Dr. William M. Marston
B) Dr. Harold Burtt
C) Dr. Robert Jessel
D) Dr. Earl Bryant
- 76. What considered as the prototype of all conventional polygraphs?
A) Vollmer polygraph
B) Marston polygraph
C) Larson polygraph
D) Keeler polygraph
- 77. Who is the Father of Polygraphy
A) Marston
B) Larson
C) Vollmer
D) Jessel
- 78. He developed and introduced the Quantification System of Chart Analysis
A) John E. Reid
B) William M. Marston
C) Cleve Backster
D) August Vollmer
- 79. the first polygraph machine was invented by who?
A) Marston
B) Jessel
C) Vollmer
D) Larson
- 80. connect the instrument to a wall outlet. Make sure that the voltage of
the outlet matches the voltage of the instrument. Switch on the instrument.
A) Apply Power
B) Attach the Sensors
C) Initial Control Settings
- 81. places the sensors on the subject body properly in the following
A) Initial Control Settings
B) Apply Power
C) Attach the Sensors
- 82. push the chart button to start collecting charts
A) Attach the Sensors
B) Start the Chart
C) Apply Power
- 83. switch off the instrument. Always remove the plug from the
outlet power if no succeeding examination will be conducted.
A) Start the Chart
B) Apply Power
C) Turn Off the Instrument
- 84. used to cut the paper at the end of the examination.
A) Cutter Bar
B) Rubber Roller
C) Pen Table
- 85. the one responsible for pulling the paper out of the machine.
A) Pen Table
B) Rubber Roller
C) Cutter Bar
- 86. – flat portion where the pen writes on the chart
A) Cutter Bar
B) Rubber Rolle
C) Pen Table
- 87. serves as the security for the unnecessary movement of the
chart paper or to ensure the paper's forward movement without shaking.
A) Paper Roll Guide
B) Synchronous Motor
C) Cutter Bar
- 88. runs the chart paper at the uniform rate speed regardless
of the voltage change
A) Pen Table
B) Synchronous Motor
C) Paper Roll Guide
- 89. is designed to detect movements of an examinee
during a polygraph examination.
A) Arm Pads
B) Foot Pads
C) Seat Pad
- 90. are utilized to detect movements of shoulders, forearms
and hands of the subject during a polygraph test. The sensors, in
pouch form, are placed on the chair arms and the subjects are
rested upon them.
A) Arm Pads
B) Foot Pads
C) Seat Pad
- 91. are utilized to detect movements in the feet and legs
of the subject during a polygraph test.
A) Arm Pads
B) Seat Pad
C) Foot Pads
- 92. are devices attached to or built into polygraph testing chairs to
detect an examinee’s concealed movements
A) Plethysmograph
B) Signature and Fingerprint Scanner
C) Activity Sensors
- 93. is a device that measures changes in blood volume on a part
of the body. It is sometimes called PLE.
A) Thermal Printer
B) Activity Sensors
C) Plethysmograph
- 94. another accessory of computerized
polygraph instruments. It allows the computer to scan and record the signature
and fingerprint of the subject that will undergo the polygraph examination.
A) Activity Sensors
B) Signature and Fingerprint Scanner
C) Thermal Printer
- 95. for computerized instruments with focus and microphone is used in
order to record the entire polygraph examination with audio and video.
A) Webcam
B) Thermal Printer
C) Plethysmograph
- 96. for computerized instruments is used to print the charts
continuously while doing the examination or after the examination.
A) Plethysmograph
B) Thermal Printer
C) Webcam
- 97. To produce an understanding and comprehension of the
principles and concepts in polygraphy and the continuous development of technology
behind the polygraph machine, as well as to recognize the contributions of polygraph as
an aid in the investigation of offenders and administration of justice.
A) Cognitive Objectives
B) Psychomotor Objectives
C) Affective Objectives:
- 98. Show appreciation on the significance of studying the
human nervous system physiology in relation to deception detection.
A) Affective Objectives:
B) Psychomotor Objectives
C) Cognitive Objectives
- 99. Formulate test questions, describe chart marking, and
interpret chart probing; use the interrogation techniques as applied in polygraphy;
A) Psychomotor Objectives
B) Cognitive Objectives
C) Affective Objectives:
- 100. The size corrugated rubber is about 10 inches which is usually
attached to the chest and abdomen of the subject.
A) Rubber Convoluted Tube
B) Beaded Chain
C) Centering Knob
D) Vent
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