Psychophysiological lie detection using a polygraph: flaws and stagnation

This 2022 Russian-language paper by Kovalchuk and Kholodny appears to critically examine flaws and lack of progress in traditional polygraph lie detection methods, though the full text could not be accessed for verification.

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I was unable to locate and access the original full text of the study "Psychophysiological lie detection using a polygraph: flaws and stagnation" by М.В. Ковальчук and Ю.И. Холодный, published in 2022 in the Russian journal "Расследование преступлений: проблемы и пути их решения" (Investigation of crimes: problems and solutions).

While I confirmed that both authors (M.V. Kovalchuk and Y.I. Kholodny) are established Russian researchers at the Kurchatov Institute who collaborate on polygraph and neuroimaging research, the specific 2022 paper could not be found through the provided DOI (https://doi.org/10.54217/2411-1627.2022.38.4.009) or through searches of academic databases, polygraph research repositories, or Russian scientific literature sources.

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