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A model of training future polygraph examiners taking into account modern conditions of society development
Rustem Rafekovich Sadekov — Национальная безопасность / nota bene,
The paper discusses the complex interdisciplinary knowledge required for polygraph examiners and proposes pedagogical technologies for effective training in modern conditions.
Abstract
This 2023 paper by Russian researcher Rustem Sadekov proposes a model for training future polygraph examiners that accounts for modern societal conditions. The study addresses organizational and pedagogical features of polygraph examiner education in contemporary Russia.
Methodology
Theoretical analysis of polygraph examiner training requirements, incorporating perspectives from practitioners and researchers on professional education in Russia's Ministry of Internal Affairs system.
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