What Is a Mixed Exam in Polygraph? Multi-Format Guide
Learn what a mixed polygraph exam is, why examiners combine CQT, POT, and CIT formats in one session, APA standards for independent scoring, and…
Read Article →Learn what a mixed polygraph exam is, why examiners combine CQT, POT, and CIT formats in one session, APA standards for independent scoring, and…
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Read Article →Raymond Nelson transformed polygraph science through evidence-based question formulation, the OSS-3 algorithm, and the Empirical Scoring System.
Read Article →Profile of Charles R. Honts, the Boise State University psychologist whose 79+ publications and 120+ court appearances shaped polygraph admissibility law.
Read Article →How Raskin & Kircher at the University of Utah developed the Utah ZCT, created the Computerized Polygraph System, and transformed modern polygraph science.
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Read Article →Explore how Gordon Barland's decades of research at the University of Utah and DoDPI transformed polygraph testing into an evidence-based discipline.
Read Article →Explore the full history of the Relevant-Irrelevant Test — polygraph's first questioning format developed in 1921 — from Larson to Keeler to modern CQT.
Read Article →Discover how the Control Question Technique evolved from Reid's 1947 innovation through Backster's Zone Comparison standardization to become polygraph's most-used method.
Read Article →Complete guide to the Guilty Knowledge Test (GKT/CIT): orienting response science, accuracy data, Japan's operational use, scoring protocols, and examiner best practices.
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Read Article →Polygraph accuracy reaches 89% for single-issue tests per the APA's 2011 meta-analysis of 11,737 results. Learn what the research shows and what determines accuracy.
Read Article →Master every polygraph questioning method: CQT, RIT, DLT, and GKT explained with accuracy data, historical context, and expert insights for examiners and examinees.
Read Article →Discover why trained polygraph examiner intuition, backed by science and experience, remains essential alongside computerized scoring for the most reliable results.
Read Article →Complete examiner guide to the Utah MGQT polygraph technique — protocol structure, scoring systems, sensor configuration, and validation research.
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Read Article →Expert guide to polygraph question formulation: balancing behavioral descriptions with mental state inquiries using APA and AAPP standards for maximum CQT accuracy.
Read Article →Complete examiner guide to the Utah CQT polygraph technique — covering question formulation, acquaintance testing, numerical scoring, and data analysis.
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