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Sunday, October 14, 2018
Saturday, October 13, 2018
Friday, October 12, 2018
Tuesday, October 9, 2018
New England Polygraph
Polygraph tests in New England, more to be added to this soon: NewEnglandPolygraph.com
Monday, October 8, 2018
Friday, October 5, 2018
Ride-share lie-detector test
Polygraph test for rideshare company applicants and alleged incidents
Polygraph for Uber matters, polygraph for Lyft matters
Here: www.RidesharePolygraph.com
Polygraph for Uber matters, polygraph for Lyft matters
Here: www.RidesharePolygraph.com
Thursday, October 4, 2018
Wednesday, October 3, 2018
Sometimes polygraph associations say 'Don't do TV'. Here's why.
For years, some polygraph associations have said "Don't do polygraph on TV-- no matter what, it always make polygraph look bad".
Usually that statement is wrong. Most shows go great, increasing calls to examiners in the days after a popular show used polygraph. An example: when Oprah involved a polygraph on her TV show, calls to examiners greatly increased in the days following.
Most TV shows are told: there is no accuracy if the examinee moves, nods, or says anything other than Yes or No. And if it was 'for real', a pattern and guidelines must be followed. TV producers say "This is just for entertainment, very silly, we won't stick to guidelines about question count and sitting still as a statue and waiting time between each question". It is explained that all answers that don't follow the strict no-movement no-laughing guidelines will be unscorable.
Yet after one funny filming that was a success, an examinee said "I now don't believe in polygraph-- I lied on one of my answers and it didn't catch me", despite having acknowledged that there will be NO accuracy to this skit where polygraph is just an unscored prop.
Usually that statement is wrong. Most shows go great, increasing calls to examiners in the days after a popular show used polygraph. An example: when Oprah involved a polygraph on her TV show, calls to examiners greatly increased in the days following.
Most TV shows are told: there is no accuracy if the examinee moves, nods, or says anything other than Yes or No. And if it was 'for real', a pattern and guidelines must be followed. TV producers say "This is just for entertainment, very silly, we won't stick to guidelines about question count and sitting still as a statue and waiting time between each question". It is explained that all answers that don't follow the strict no-movement no-laughing guidelines will be unscorable.
Yet after one funny filming that was a success, an examinee said "I now don't believe in polygraph-- I lied on one of my answers and it didn't catch me", despite having acknowledged that there will be NO accuracy to this skit where polygraph is just an unscored prop.
PEOA has more than 300 polygraph webpages bringing in potential work calls for its members nationwide and worldwide!
PEOA has more than 300 polygraph webpages bringing in potential work calls for its members nationwide and worldwide!
No other polygraph association, network, group or whatever has anywhere near the constant Internet presence that PEOA has for its members.
www.peoa.US
No other polygraph association, network, group or whatever has anywhere near the constant Internet presence that PEOA has for its members.
www.peoa.US
Tuesday, October 2, 2018
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Art Gren, long-time polygraph examiner, has passed away
Art Gren provided polygraph tests for decades, based earlier in Reseda California and later in Bakersfield California. Always a gentleman.
818 883-6969
818 883-6969
Saturday, September 29, 2018
Friday, September 28, 2018
Burbank CA: polygraph and examiner needed for a TV commercial
Burbank CA: polygraph and examiner needed for a TV commercial
peoamail@aol.com
peoamail@aol.com
Hollywood CA: polygraph test needed from back seat of a moving car to be filmed for TV
Hollywood CA: polygraph test needed from back seat of a moving car to be filmed for TV
(for an entertainment/fun TV show)peoamail@aol.com
(for an entertainment/fun TV show)peoamail@aol.com
Why doctors and polygraph examiners put the blood pressure cuff on the left arm instead of the right arm
Why doctors and polygraph examiners put the blood pressure cuff on the left arm instead of the right arm:
The left arm is closer to the heart than the right arm is. The systolic (upper number) BP will be higher on your left arm because of its proximity to the pumping ventricle of the heart. For this reason it is more representative of the pressure created by the heart as it pumps, which is why the left side is preferred.
The left arm is closer to the heart than the right arm is. The systolic (upper number) BP will be higher on your left arm because of its proximity to the pumping ventricle of the heart. For this reason it is more representative of the pressure created by the heart as it pumps, which is why the left side is preferred.
Polygraph examiners discussing the Judge Kavanaugh accuser's polygraph test
Polygraph examiners discussing the Judge Cavanaugh accuser's polygraph test
-- blood pressure cuff, left arm vs right arm
-- location used
-- chair used
-- testing was three hours after funeral of Examinee's grandmother
-- she claims to have cried throughout the polygraph exam
--------- blood/adrenaline would have been a mess
--she claims that the polygraph guy only asked her two questions
--------- is 'only two questions' a problem with her memory or did the examiner not do a real test?
--neither of the questions specifically mentioned Kavanaugh or the alleged event
-- She said she didn't know who paid for the test
--used questions about her statement instead of asking questions directly such as "Did Kavanaugh push you on to a bed?"
-- blood pressure cuff, left arm vs right arm
-- location used
-- chair used
-- testing was three hours after funeral of Examinee's grandmother
-- she claims to have cried throughout the polygraph exam
--------- blood/adrenaline would have been a mess
--she claims that the polygraph guy only asked her two questions
--------- is 'only two questions' a problem with her memory or did the examiner not do a real test?
--neither of the questions specifically mentioned Kavanaugh or the alleged event
-- She said she didn't know who paid for the test
--used questions about her statement instead of asking questions directly such as "Did Kavanaugh push you on to a bed?"
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