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This topic encompasses 143 peer-reviewed studies, primarily in the field of legal & policy studies. Research in this area spans from the 1970s to the 2020s.
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(2026)
Zur Testfairness der aussagepsychologischen Begutachtungsmethodik: eine Bayes-statistische Analyse anhand von 2000 Gutachten
Forensische Psychiatrie, Psychologie, Kriminologie Neither demographic-personal nor clinical-psychological characteristics of witnesses showed clear associations with assessment outcomes. Eight Bayesian regression models revealed uncertain effect estimates, suggesting other factors (statement… [002] (2025)Lithuanian govt in favor of polygraph tests for risky aliens, company business reps
European Polygraph Lithuania's Defence Ministry proposed allowing polygraph testing for three new categories: private company employees with classified access, candidates for intelligence collaboration, and foreigners posing potential… [003] (2025)High-Risk AI Systems—Lie Detection Application
Future Internet AI lie detection systems at borders qualify as high-risk under EU AI Act requirements. Analysis of iBorderCtrl revealed 75% claimed accuracy but 24.45% false positive… [004] (2025)'Soviet Polygraph': Metamorphoses and Historical Facts
European Polygraph Soviet polygraph development was driven by political pragmatism rather than scientific openness, with the secret KGB Laboratory No. 30 serving as the primary research center… [005] (2025)Recognition of emotions by analysing facial expressions with FaceReader (Noldus) vs detection of deception by polygraph examination: A pilot study
European Polygraph The study explored the integration of facial expression analysis technology with traditional polygraph examination to identify emotions accompanying deceptive responses during concealed information testing. [006] (2025)You really don't recognise him? The eye-tracker as a forensic tool for concealed knowledge detection
European Polygraph The study explored whether eye-tracking combined with deep learning can objectively determine recognition of individuals even when examinees deny familiarity, representing a potential advancement in… [007] (2025)The Legal Status of the Polygraph in Germany
European Polygraph German courts have maintained a seven-decade legal barrier against polygraph use in criminal proceedings, with reasoning evolving from constitutional objections to methodological skepticism. [008] (2025)Memory Distortions, Confabulation, and Their Impact on Polygraph Examinations
European Polygraph Confabulated memories can produce autonomic responses similar to genuine memories, creating false-positive polygraph results because traditional methods cannot distinguish between intentional deception and genuinely believed… [009] (2025)Law on Using Polygraph in Lithuania – Latest Developments and its Impact
European Polygraph Lithuania's Defense Ministry proposed expanding polygraph use beyond traditional law enforcement to include private sector security screening and foreign national vetting, representing a significant broadening… [010] (2025)Prerequisites and challenges of the use of information obtained through a polygraph as evidence in criminal proceedings
Uzhhorod National University Herald. Series: Law The study identifies two fundamental regulatory deficiencies: the absence of legislatively defined methodologies for psychophysiological examinations and the lack of formal classification systems for qualifying… [011] (2025)Well done! Or how to Avoid Dangers of Pseudoscience: Common Standard for Research in Behavioural Analysis and Deception Detection in Aviation Security
Anuario de Psicología Jurídica The paper establishes that many aviation security behavioral detection programs lack scientific validation and provides a comprehensive methodological framework addressing sample composition, statistical power, ecological… [012] (2024)Detecting deception with artificial intelligence: promises and perils
Trends in Cognitive Sciences AI-based deception detection systems lack sufficient scientific validation and may repeat the mistakes of polygraph technology, potentially leading to systematic discrimination against innocent individuals. [013] (2024)Polygraph Examination in Lithuania: History, Legal Framework, and Practice
European Polygraph Lithuania represents a unique case in continental Europe by establishing comprehensive legal frameworks for polygraph use since 1992, primarily employing the Event Knowledge Test in… [014] (2024)Borderline decisions?: Lack of justification for automatic deception detection at EU borders
TATuP - Zeitschrift für Technikfolgenabschätzung in Theorie und Praxis The analysis reveals ADDS lacks scientific justification for deployment: microexpressions appear equally in liars and truth-tellers, validation data is inadequate and demographically limited, and Bayesian… [015] (2024)From Ancient Oracles to Modern Techniques: The Evolution of Deception Detection and the Benefits of Investigative Interviewing
European Polygraph The research documents how early deception detection methods, though rooted in myth and coercion, established theoretical foundations for modern techniques, with contemporary approaches like Strategic… [016] (2024)A Handful of Remarks on the Terminology Reference for the Science of Psychophysiological Detection of Deception
European Polygraph The polygraph field has struggled with inconsistent terminology since its inception, with devices operating under various names including 'cardio-pneumo psychogram,' 'Berkeley psychograph,' and colloquially 'lie… [017] (2024)The use of a polygraph in the investigation of criminal offences: problems of tactics and legal regulation
Analytical and Comparative Jurisprudence The research revealed dual judicial approaches in Ukraine—some courts recognize polygraph evidence while others reject it entirely—and identified three pending legislative bills aimed at regulation.… [018] (2023)Polygraph Testing in Criminal Proceedings: Safe and Sound or Swimming Against the Tide? A Legal and Criminological-Psychological Analysis Based on its Use in Belgium
European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Belgium performs over 300 Comparison Question Tests annually for serious offenses including murder, rape, theft, and arson, operated by five specially trained police officers, despite… [019] (2023)Polygraph Testing in Criminal Proceedings: A Legal and Criminological-Psychological Analysis Based on its Use in Belgium
European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Belgium represents a unique case in Western Europe by formally codifying polygraph use in criminal investigations at a time when most European countries have avoided… [020] (2023)The influence of foreign-accented speech on credibility: Evidence from the illusory truth effect
Foreign accent did not reduce the illusory truth effect. Despite negative social biases toward foreign speakers on explicit trait ratings, accent did not diminish the… [021] (2023)The use-the-best heuristic facilitates deception detection
Nature Human Behaviour The use-the-best heuristic focusing solely on statement detailedness significantly outperformed intuitive deception detection, achieving 65-70% accuracy compared to chance-level performance (50-52%) when using multiple cues. [022] (2023)The Offender Recognizes the Victim – About the Advantages of Using the Visual Version of Polygraph Test in Serious Criminal Case
European Polygraph The visual CIT successfully proved the suspect knew the victim despite denials, with the physiological arousal to the victim's photograph enabling a confession and identification… [023] (2023)The Primacy Position of the Comparison Question
European Polygraph The study provides analysis of how primacy positioning influences comparison question effectiveness in polygraph examinations. [024] (2022)Should Blind Evaluation of Polygraph Charts Be a Mandatory Procedure in Evidentiary Examinations?
European Polygraph Empirical research demonstrates that prior information about examinees influences polygraph chart interpretation through confirmation bias. The paper advocates for mandatory blind evaluation procedures in evidentiary… [025] (2022)A Survey of the Views of Catholic Safeguarding Coordinators about the Inclusion of the Polygraph in Psychological Risk Assessments of Clerics
European Polygraph Safeguarding coordinators' views on polygraph utility were mixed, with those having direct experience demonstrating clearer perspectives. Coordinators identified need for structured training on forensic assessment… [026] (2022)The Effect of Training on the Effectiveness of Deception Detection
European Polygraph The study examined whether training improves deception detection effectiveness beyond the typical 10% improvement found in previous research, focusing specifically on future lawyers rather than… [027] (2022)Attempt at Detection of Deception Based on Records of Physiological Reactions Remotely Captured with FaceReader Software: Part 1
European Polygraph The study represents a pioneering attempt to validate automated facial expression analysis for deception detection, though specific diagnostic performance results are not provided in this… [028] (2022)The politics of deceptive borders: 'biomarkers of deceit' and the case of iBorderCtrl
Information, Communication & Society The iBorderCtrl system showed severe limitations including training on only 32 actors with demographic bias, detection accuracy of only 75%, and methodologically invalid validation procedures… [029] (2021)History of Polygraph Examination by Jan Widacki, Polskie Towarzystwo Kryminalistyczne, Warszawa 2021
European Polygraph The book is recognized as one of the most complete, scholarly, and well-sourced works on polygraph history, providing richer documentation of European contributions to the… [030] (2021)The verifiability approach to deception detection: A preregistered direct replication of the information protocol condition of Nahari, Vrij, and Fisher (2014b)
Applied Cognitive Psychology Truth tellers provided significantly more verifiable details than liars (d = 0.49), confirming the Verifiability Approach prediction, but the effect was less than half the… [031] (2021)The Role of Lie Detection Based System in Controlling Borders
DAAAM Proceedings Laboratory testing of the iBorderCtrl ADDS component with 32 participants achieved approximately 76% accuracy (75.56% for deceptive, 73.67% for truthful participants), but field testing produced… [032] (2021)Reconciling Adapted Psychological Profiling with the New European Data Protection Legislation
Studies in Computational Intelligence The paper identifies a fundamental challenge in reconciling black-box artificial neural network systems with GDPR's requirement that individuals receive meaningful explanations of automated profiling decisions,… [033] (2021)The Use of Narcoanalysis by Polish Counterintelligence in the 1930s
European Polygraph Polish military intelligence routinely used narcoanalysis for counterintelligence interrogations in the 1930s, making it among the first systematic governmental applications of drug-induced interrogation worldwide. [034] (2021)On the Influence of Sleep Deprivation on the Results of Polygraph Testing
European Polygraph Sleep deprivation of 24 hours did not significantly reduce polygraph detection accuracy in a concealed information test, and energy drink consumption did not alter test… [035] (2021)THE POLYGRAPH EXAMINATION FROM THE LEGAL PERSPECTIVE
AGORA INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF JURIDICAL SCIENCES Polygraph examinations in Romania serve investigative functions including suspect elimination and statement verification, but require proper expert certification and must be corroborated with other evidence… [036] (2020)The essence of the polygraph method and its usage in Bulgaria
5th International e-Conference on Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences: Conference Proceedings Bulgaria operates under a unique legal framework where polygraph evidence must be incorporated into psychological expert testimony rather than standing alone. Commercial polygraph use has… [037] (2020)The Centennial Introspection Project: 100 Years of Polygraph Practice
European Polygraph The polygraph profession has undergone a significant shift from intuitive-based practice toward evidence-based practice over its first century of development. [038] (2020)A Half-Century of Experiences with the Polygraph
European Polygraph The essay chronicles the ideological shift from polygraph rejection to scientific acceptance in Eastern Europe, documents persistent challenges including inadequate legal knowledge and insufficient quality… [039] (2020)Important Aspects of Polygraph Examinations of Islamic Faith People
European Polygraph Full text not accessible for analysis. [040] (2020)Airport artificial intelligence can detect deception: or am i lying?
Security Journal The authors conclude that in vivo testing of AI deception detection based on micro-expressions is naïve and misinformed, noting that micro-expressions occur in only 2%… [041] (2020)The Use of Polygraph Test in Clinical Forensic Psychiatry Settings
Ethical Issues in Clinical Forensic Psychiatry Polygraph use varies dramatically by jurisdiction, with 79% adoption in US sex offender programs but limited European use. The chapter identifies significant ethical concerns regarding… [042] (2019)Verbal and Non-verbal Symptoms of Deception in the Eyes of Policemen and Psychologists
European Polygraph The study reveals differences between police officers' and psychologists' beliefs about behavioral deception indicators, highlighting discrepancies between professional confidence and scientific evidence regarding deception detection… [043] (2019)Attempts at Lie Detection Based on Scientific Premises on the End of 19th Century and in the First Half of the 20th Century
European Polygraph Early researchers achieved notable results including Benussi's reported 97.5% accuracy using respiratory I/E ratios, Jung's successful forensic application of word association tests, and Luria's combined… [044] (2019)First Attempts at Practical Use of Instrumental Lie Detection
European Polygraph Instrumental lie detection moved from first operational use in 1917 investigations to routine deployment in 15 federal agencies by the post-WWII era, with significant wartime… [045] (2018)Differences in the Quality of the Photoplethysmograph Signal in Subjects with and without Nail Polish
European Polygraph The study found that nail polish affected the quality of photoplethysmograph signals in polygraph examinations, providing empirical evidence for standardizing pre-test protocols regarding this common… [046] (2018)Does the Law Circumvent Justice from Being Served?
European Polygraph The study likely identifies specific ways in which legal procedures may circumvent or obstruct the proper administration of justice. [047] (2018)Experiments in Using Face Temperature Changes as an Indicator in Instrumental Detection of Deception
European Polygraph Areas near the nose showed full consistency with GSR recordings, with smaller, anatomically focused regions producing clearer thermal signatures than larger facial areas. The study… [048] (2018)Intelligent Deception Detection through Machine Based Interviewing
IEEE International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN) Neural network classifiers successfully distinguished truthful from deceptive behavior in avatar interview scenarios, demonstrating that machine-based interviewing can elicit analyzable behavioral data for credibility assessment. [049] (2018)Polygraph Examination in Poland: History, Law, Experimental Research, and Practice
European Polygraph Poland developed one of Europe's most established polygraph traditions with systematic criminal justice use since 1963 and explicit legal authorization since 2003, but utilization remains… [050] (2018)Is what we wear, is who we are?
European Polygraph The study suggests connections between clothing choices and psychological states, though specific findings cannot be determined without access to the full content. [051] (2017)Can credibility criteria be assessed reliably? A meta-analysis of Criteria-based Content Analysis
Psychological Assessment Most CBCA criteria showed acceptable interrater reliability across different statistical measures, though Cohen's kappa yielded lower reliability estimates than other indices. [052] (2017)Examinee Assessment of Distress Caused by Polygraph Examination
European Polygraph The study provides empirical data on examinee-reported distress levels during polygraph examinations, addressing legal and ethical concerns about the arduousness of testing. [053] (2017)Polygraph Examinations of Civil Servants in Poland
European Polygraph The paper reviews Polish legislation authorizing polygraph use in security agencies including the Internal Security Agency, Central Anticorruption Bureau, and military intelligence services. [054] (2017)The Role of an Interpreter in Polygraph Checking
European Polygraph Interpreted polygraph examinations require specially trained interpreters who provide literal word-for-word translation, have no personal relationship with examinees, and understand polygraph-specific timing and question formulation… [055] (2017)Main Features of Polygraph Examiners Training
European Polygraph The study identifies core elements essential for effective polygraph examiner training programs. [056] (2017)Polygraph Examinations in the Department of Special Psychology of the Ministry of the Interior of the Slovak Republic – a Retrospective View
European Polygraph The study documents the historical application and development of polygraph examinations within Slovak law enforcement agencies. [057] (2017)The Distribution of Useful Frequencies in Polygraph Sensor Channels
European Polygraph Full text unavailable for analysis. [058] (2017)Polygraph Examinations in the Secret Services of the People's Republic of Poland
European Polygraph Polish Military Internal Service experts conducted 4,626 polygraph examinations in 943 cases between 1969-1989, primarily for internal security matters including firearms theft, personnel vetting, and… [059] (2017)Historia badań poligraficznych
The work documents that polygraph development was an international scientific enterprise built on decades of physiological and psychological research, identifying previously unrecognized contributors including Polish… [060] (2017)Report from the 10th Interdepartamental Polygraph Seminar Waplewo 2017
European Polygraph The seminar focused on pre-employment screening examinations and forensic polygraph applications in criminal proceedings, with presentations including case studies from expert witnesses in Polish Border… [061] (2016)A megtévesztés tipológiája – összefoglaló tanulmány
Psychologia Hungarica Caroliensis Confirmatory factor analysis validated a two-factor model of deception with excellent fit indices (RMSEA: .043, TLI: .975, CFI: .987), demonstrating that both cognitive and emotional… [062] (2016)History of Polygraph in the Republic of Belarus
European Polygraph Belarus's polygraph development reflects broader patterns of Central and Eastern European polygraph evolution, with significant scientific work and practical experience previously unknown internationally due to… [063] (2016)Preparation to Experimental Testing of the Potential from Using Facial Temperature Changes Registered with an Infrared Camera in Lie Detection
European Polygraph The study successfully established the theoretical framework for using infrared cameras to measure facial temperature fluctuations during deception detection, identifying methods to convert thermal images… [064] (2016)Earliest History of Kazakhstan Polygraph
European Polygraph Kazakhstan developed a systematic polygraph infrastructure following independence, with the first Kazakhstani completing FSB training in 2001, the nation's first legal framework established in 2002,… [065] (2016)The Amount of Information Remembered by the Perpetrator in the Context of the Application of the Guilty Knowledge Technique in Criminal Investigation – a Pilot Study
European Polygraph The pilot study examined perpetrator memory for crime details, contributing to understanding of how information retention patterns affect GKT applicability. Findings align with established research… [066] (2016)The First Polygraph?
European Polygraph The term 'polygraph' was used by Napoleon Cybulski in 1895 and Leon Zbyszewski in 1914 to describe multi-channel physiological recording devices, predating Mackenzie's 1908 ink… [067] (2016)Report from the National Conference on the Instrumental and Non-Instrumental Methods of Detection of Deception – Current Legal Framework and the State of the Science – Rzeszów, 10–11 June 2016
European Polygraph The conference brought together Polish and international experts to discuss legal admissibility, scientific validation, and professional standards for both traditional polygraph testing and emerging non-instrumental… [068] (2015)Thermal Vision as a Method of Detection of Deception: A Review of Experiences
European Polygraph The periorbital and nasal regions showed the highest temperature fluctuations associated with deception, with studies reporting 73.3% accuracy for thermal imaging alone and improved results… [069] (2015)Observations from the Analysis of Searching Peak of Tension Test (SPOT) Charts
European Polygraph The study demonstrates practical applications of SPOT testing in locating evidence and eliciting confessions in serious criminal cases, with analysis of confirmed chart patterns from… [070] (2015)Selecting the Most Optimal Conditions for the Polygraph Examination
European Polygraph The authors developed a stress-response model showing that examinees stressed between certain threshold points may become apathetic to external factors including polygraph examination when fatigued. [071] (2015)Charts of the 'Innocent' Subjects in the Searching Peak of Tension Tests
European Polygraph The study identified four major methodological limitations: extremely small sample size of innocent subjects, inability to repeat non-reactive SPOT tests, reliance on subjective visual assessment… [072] (2015)Discoverers of the Galvanic Skin Response
European Polygraph Féré and Tarchanoff independently discovered that skin electrical properties change with emotional and psychological states, using exosomatic and endosomatic methods respectively, establishing GSR as what… [073] (2015)Analysis of emotional stress in voice for deception detection
2015 4th International Work Conference on Bioinspired Intelligence (IWOBI) The study developed a biomechanical approach to estimate alterations in speech caused by stress as an indicator of deceptive speech, examining vocal fold tension, tremor… [074] (2014)Value of Content-Based Deception Detection Methods
European Polygraph The review identified that accuracy rates can vary significantly based on calculation methods and that subjective weighting of criteria by coders impacts reliability more than… [075] (2014)Results of Polygraph Examinations: Direct or Circumstantial Evidence?
European Polygraph Polygraph results are classified as circumstantial evidence requiring logical inference rather than direct evidence, which helps explain judicial resistance to their admission in court proceedings. [076] (2014)Polygraph Examination of Pregnant Women: Dilemmas and Recommendations
European Polygraph The study demonstrated that polygraph examination of pregnant women is feasible with appropriate accommodations, including modified break schedules and sensor placement adjustments to account for… [077] (2014)Field Examination: Certain Phenomena Related to Electrodermal Activity
European Polygraph The research documented specific EDA curve shapes and formations that deviated significantly from standard response patterns in real-world testing conditions. [078] (2014)Polygraph examination in analysis of evidence
European Polygraph The paper provides a systematic framework for understanding polygraph results in relation to fundamental concepts in evidence law and forensic science, including the distinction between… [079] (2014)Content analysis algorithms: an innovative and accurate approach to statement veracity assessment
European Polygraph MASAM with decision algorithms achieved 96.87% accuracy for truthful statements and 69.23% for false statements, dramatically outperforming traditional SVA, RM, and SCAN techniques which performed… [080] (2014)Detection of concealed information with the P300 potential amplitude analysis
European Polygraph P300 potential recording does not attain significantly higher efficiency than polygraph examinations, though results are promising. Field studies are scarce, with available evidence suggesting P300… [081] (2014)The use of a polygraph as the means of collecting evidence in the legislation of Republic of Serbia
Pravo - teorija i praksa Serbian law provides incomplete regulation of polygraph testing, with basic procedural questions remaining unresolved. The polygraph is characterized as a tactical forensic tool for elimination… [082] (2013)Use of Polygraph in Ukraine
European Polygraph Specific findings unavailable due to inability to access the full article text. The article likely documented regulatory frameworks and practical applications of polygraph in Ukrainian… [083] (2013)Polygraph in Austria
European Polygraph The article provides a comprehensive survey of Austrian polygraph practices, legal regulations, and admissibility standards as of 2013, contributing important comparative data on European polygraph… [084] (2013)Examination of Sexual Abuse Crimes
European Polygraph The study provides insights into polygraph examination protocols and outcomes specifically related to sexual abuse cases. [085] (2013)History of Polygraph Examinations in Poland
European Polygraph The study reveals that the term 'polygraph' was already in use in Polish physiological literature in the 19th century, and Poland's unique position during the… [086] (2013)Detecting concealed information from groups using a dynamic questioning approach: Simultaneous skin conductance measurement and immediate feedback
Frontiers in Psychology The dynamic group CIT correctly identified the target country in 19 of 20 groups (95%) with zero false positives and a group-level effect size of… [087] (2012)Tests with Numbers
European Polygraph Mental arithmetic tasks produced observable EDA responses that increased systematically with problem difficulty, demonstrating that cognitive processing alone can generate physiological reactions detectable by polygraph… [088] (2012)Complementary Use of Profiling and Polygraph Method in Slovenia During the Period 1997-2004
European Polygraph The research documented successful integration of behavioral profiling and polygraph methods in Slovenian criminal investigations, demonstrating how profiling could inform polygraph examination strategies while polygraph… [089] (2012)Alibi Check by Polygraph Examination
European Polygraph Unable to complete - full text not accessible [090] (2012)The European Roots of Instrumental Lie Detection
European Polygraph European researchers including Mosso, Lombroso, and Benussi developed the fundamental physiological measurement instruments and theoretical understanding of emotion-related physiological changes that preceded and enabled American… [091] (2012)Conditions and Requirements of Polygraph Examination
European Polygraph Identifies key procedural and environmental conditions essential for valid polygraph examination administration. [092] (2012)Validated Techniques and Scoring Models for PDD Test Data Analysis – Conclusions from the 2011 APA Report
European Polygraph The 2011 APA meta-analysis established new mandatory standards requiring only scientifically validated techniques, effectively ending the era when tradition or personal preference alone could justify… [093] (2012)Search for New Tests
European Polygraph The study identifies potential new testing methodologies that could enhance polygraph examination effectiveness beyond conventional approaches. [094] (2012)Polygraph Examination in Criminal Cases. Current Polish Practice. A Critical Study
European Polygraph Polygraph examinations were performed in just one in over 6,000 Polish criminal cases during 2002–2012, with no professional quality control and many examinations conducted incorrectly… [095] (2011)A Little About Memory Traces
European Polygraph The study discusses theoretical aspects of how memory traces are formed and maintained, with implications for polygraph practice. [096] (2011)Psychological Aspects of the Quadri-Track Zone Comparison Technique and Attendant Benefits of its Inside Track
European Polygraph The Inside Track mechanism theoretically addresses the major cause of false positives and inconclusives by quantifying innocent examinees' fear of error and guilty examinees' hope… [097] (2011)Effect of Habituation to Least Threatening Zone Questions on the Most Threatening Zone Comparison Questions in Psychophysiological Veracity Examinations
European Polygraph 62.9% of confirmed deceptive cases showed higher scores in subsequent charts, supporting differential habituation theory where deceptive examinees maintain or increase responsivity to relevant questions… [098] (2011)Analysis of Facial Skin Temperature Changes in Acquaintance Comparison Question Test
European Polygraph The study demonstrated the feasibility of using high-sensitivity thermal cameras to detect facial temperature changes during polygraph testing with precision of less than 0.02°C. [099] (2011)Efficiency Formula for Polygraph Examination
European Polygraph A mathematical formula was developed to calculate polygraph examination efficiency based on quantitative parameters. [100] (2011)Legal Admissibility of Employee Polygraph Examinations in Poland
European Polygraph Employee polygraph examinations in Poland's private sector face significant legal obstacles absent explicit statutory authorization or genuine voluntary consent. While government agencies have clear statutory… [101] (2011)Poligráf a büntetőeljárásban
Belügyi Szemle Hungarian law limits polygraph testing to the investigative phase with written consent, establishing that results serve to orient investigations and direct further evidence gathering but… [102] (2011)Badania poligraficzne jako metoda weryfikacji wersji śledczych
Polygraph examination results have primarily investigative rather than evidentiary significance, serving to eliminate inaccurate investigative scenarios and narrow the focus of further investigation. Treating polygraph… [103] (2010)Forensic Examination of Memory Traces (Part 2)
European Polygraph The framework challenges prevailing American and European deception detection approaches by positioning memory traces as the true object of polygraph examination, requiring fundamental changes to… [104] (2010)Polygraph Examination as Scientific Evidence
European Polygraph The work provides a legal and scientific framework for evaluating polygraph evidence admissibility, particularly examining polygraph methodology against Daubert criteria and established forensic science standards. [105] (2010)The Attempts at Detecting Deception Through Evaluation of Non-verbal Symptoms
European Polygraph Ancient practitioners across multiple cultures independently recognized that deception produces observable physiological changes, particularly in pulse rate, establishing foundational principles that underpin modern psychophysiological deception… [106] (2010)The Polygraph and the Detection of Deception
Journal of Forensic Psychology Practice The CQT detects deception better than chance but with significant error rates, contrasting sharply with industry claims of 98% accuracy. The CIT demonstrates superior validity… [107] (2010)Sexual History Disclosure Polygraph Examinations With Cybercrime Offences: A First Dutch Explorative Study
International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology Post-conviction SHDE polygraph examinations elicited substantially greater disclosure of deviant sexual behaviour from Dutch cybercrime offenders than official records reflected, with the number of participants… [108] (2009)Polygraph Testing Internet Offenders
The Use of the Polygraph in Assessing, Treating and Supervising Sex Offenders Among 38 Dutch child pornography offenders who denied contact offending in self-reports, 21 (55%) disclosed contact sexual offenses including penetration, masturbation, and fondling during polygraph… [109] (2009)Probability Assessment of the Value of Psychophysiological Stimuli
European Polygraph The paper proposes a probability assessment framework for understanding stimulus value in polygraph testing, formalizing the relationship between stimulus psychological significance and physiological response magnitude,… [110] (2009)A Renaissance in Voice Analysers as Tools for Detection of Deception?
European Polygraph Research revealed that voice stress analyzers were disqualified by US regulatory bodies and military research found no validity exceeding chance levels, with courts rejecting results… [111] (2009)Problems of Questions in Event Knowledge Tests
European Polygraph The study identified critical problems in EKT question construction and emphasized that EKT tests cannot be used in a template-based way, requiring extensive preparation time… [112] (2009)When should the Polygraph Stimulation Number Test be Performed?
European Polygraph In 63% of deceptive subjects, reactions to critical questions were greater in the control question test administered after the stimulation test compared to before, challenging… [113] (2009)The History of Polygraph Use in Bulgaria
European Polygraph By 2009, polygraph testing had become one of the most widespread credibility assessment tools in Bulgaria, with 99% of examiners working in government or private… [114] (2009)The Problems of Truth Perception during Psychophysiological Examination
European Polygraph Specific findings unavailable due to inaccessibility of full text. [115] (2009)Forensic examination of memory traces (Part 1)
European Polygraph The paper proposes reconceptualizing polygraph testing as forensic examination of memory traces, arguing this framework provides stronger scientific grounding than traditional lie detection paradigms and… [116] (2009)Differentiating orienting and defensive responses to concealed information: The role of verbalization
Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback When CIT participants remained silent rather than giving verbal responses, heart rate showed the deceleration predicted by orienting theory, confirming that verbal responding is responsible… [117] (2009)Polygraphische Untersuchungen im Strafprozess: Neues zur faktischen Validität und normativen Zulässigkeit des vom Beschuldigten eingeführten Sachverständigenbeweises
Zeitschrift für die gesamte Strafrechtswissenschaft The paper argues that German courts' exclusion of voluntary, defense-initiated polygraph evidence rests on an incomplete reading of the validity literature, and that the shifting… [118] (2008)The Event Knowledge Test Alibi Testing Potential in Polygraphic Examination
European Polygraph The EKT successfully bridges the gap between scientifically-supported knowledge testing and practical field application constraints in European criminal investigations. [119] (2008)The Validity of Polygraph Examination of an Innocent Person and a Perpetrator Administered Several Years after a Murder
European Polygraph The study assessed polygraph validity in a real murder case with examinations conducted years after the crime occurred, comparing results between innocent and guilty subjects. [120] (2008)Interrogations using polygraph in Russia: 15 years of legal application
European Polygraph The study reveals a paradoxical situation in 1990s Russia where polygraph use increased annually across government departments despite the lack of proper scientific explanation from… [121] (2008)Ways of Revealing Resistance Against Polygraph Testing
European Polygraph The study identifies specific techniques and indicators that can be used to detect when subjects are employing resistance strategies during polygraph testing. [122] (2008)The Event Knowledge Test (EKT) in Polygraph Examination (common notice of tactics)
European Polygraph The EKT has been successfully implemented in Lithuanian law enforcement to reveal crime-specific knowledge and help investigate important circumstances of crimes. [123] (2008)Electrodermal and phasic heart rate responses in the Guilty Actions Test: Comparing guilty examinees to informed and uninformed innocents
International Journal of Psychophysiology Informed participants (both guilty and innocent-aware) showed equivalent SCR and heart rate deceleration patterns to crime-relevant items, indicating that the GAT physiological response is driven… [124] (2008)The Event Knowledge Test (EKT) In Polygraph Examination
European Polygraph The EKT examination successfully detected specific knowledge about crime circumstances unknown to investigators at the time of testing, revealing details that proved valuable for directing… [125] (2007)Polygraph in the Polish Secret Service
European Polygraph Full text not accessible for analysis. [126] (2007)An attempt to falsify the results of a polygraph test through the implementation of false memory: a case study
European Polygraph The study explored the relationship between false memory techniques and polygraph test validity, though specific results are not accessible without the full text. [127] (2007)Polygraph examination of a serial killer with sexual motives
European Polygraph Unable to determine specific findings without access to the full text of the article. [128] (2007)The actual use of investigative physiopsychological examinations in Germany
European Polygraph The study revealed how polygraph examinations were actually being employed in German investigative contexts outside of courtroom settings, despite the judiciary's position that polygraph lacks… [129] (2007)Legal and practical aspects of using the polygraph in the Republic of Lithuania
European Polygraph Lithuania developed comprehensive legal regulations governing polygraph use, primarily utilizing the Event Knowledge Test (a modification of the Concealed Information Test) in law enforcement and… [130] (2007)Selected aspects of uncertainty in polygraph examination
European Polygraph The study identifies multiple sources of uncertainty in polygraph examinations that can impact test reliability and accuracy. [131] (2005)Uwagi o rozwiązaniach dotyczących stosowania poligrafu w kodeksie postępowania karnego z 1997 r. (po nowelizacji z 2003 r.)
Przegląd Sądowy The 2003 amendments resolved fundamental legal uncertainties about polygraph admissibility in Polish criminal proceedings. Polygraph examinations function primarily as exculpatory evidence, with expert estimates suggesting… [132] (2001)Psychophysiological differentiation of deception: The effects of electrodermal lability and mode of responding on skin conductance and heart rate
International Journal of Psychophysiology The psychophysiological deception differentiation effect was robustly replicated under low emotional-stakes conditions, and was extended beyond skin conductance to phasic heart rate; electrodermal lability and… [133] (1999)Opinia z ekspertyzy poligraficznej jako dowód odciążający
The work found that in the overwhelming majority of cases, polygraph tests produced exculpatory evidence for examined persons and could effectively eliminate innocent suspects even… [134] (1996)Die Untersuchung mit dem Polygraphen (Lügendetektor) – eine wissenschaftliche Methode zum Nachweis der Unschuld
Zeitschrift für das gesamte Familienrecht Undeutsch argued polygraph examinations showing innocence provide very high probability evidence, while deceptive results offer only probability of guilt. He positioned polygraph testing as particularly… [135] (1992)Perceived Credibility of the Communicator: Studies of Perceptual Bias in Police Officers Conducting Rape Interviews
Psychology and Law Police officers rated emotionally distressed rape victims as significantly more credible than controlled victims, and their judgments were influenced by both referral bias (prior information… [136] (1989)Assessing credibility of allegations of child sexual abuse: Polygraph examinations and statement analysis
Criminal behavior and the justice system: Psychological perspectives At the University of Utah during 1983-85, 56% of accused persons examined by polygraph were diagnosed as truthful in their denials. The authors proposed that… [137] (1983)Vernehmung und non-verbale Information [Assessing validity of testimonial statements by interviewing and polygraphic techniques]
Wissenschaftliche Kriminalistik Undeutsch argued that polygraphic assessment is most valid when integrated with verbal statement analysis and nonverbal behavioral observation, with no single technique being sufficient on… [138] (1981)Täterschaftsermittlung durch Polygraphie
Wegner contends that prohibiting voluntary polygraph testing initiated by defendants seeking exculpation constitutes unjustified paternalism, and argues that psychophysiological testing can be reconciled with constitutional… [139] (1981)Wprowadzenie do problematyki badań poligraficznych
The work systematically documented polygraph theory, methodology, and practice as of 1981, establishing methodological standards based primarily on Reid techniques and emerging numerical scoring systems,… [140] (1979)Die Leistungsfähigkeit der heutigen Methoden der psychophysiologischen Täterschaftsermittlung
Monatsschrift für Kriminologie und Strafrechtsreform Undeutsch reported that contemporary polygraph literature showed accuracy rates of 70-90% and emphasized the need for conceptual precision in distinguishing perpetrator identification from other assessment… [141] (1977)Die Untersuchung mit dem Polygraphen ('Lügendetektor')
Kriminalistik Undeutsch concluded that polygraph examination, when conducted by a trained expert, constitutes a scientifically defensible method capable of producing reliable forensic evidence, with particularly strong… [142] (1977)Wartość diagnostyczna badania poligraficznego i jej znaczenie kryminalistyczne
Polygraph examination produced 18 correct identifications out of 20 cases (90% accuracy rate), tied with graphological analysis for the fewest incorrect diagnoses and achieving the… [143] (1970)Psychologie der Zeugenaussage
Hogrefe Statements derived from genuine experience contain qualitative characteristics absent from fabricated accounts; credibility assessment requires systematic evaluation of content-based criteria across statement-specific features, consistency markers,…Related research topics
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