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Forensic 5 (Lie Detection Techniques) Midterm Coverage

This document discusses different activities completed as part of a midterm for a Forensic Lie Detection Techniques course. The first activity compares analog and digital polygraphs, outlining advantages and disadvantages of each. The second activity identifies the four major components of the analog polygraph and their functions in detecting physiological changes. The third activity explains that the analog polygraph detects three specific changes - blood pressure, respiration, and galvanic skin response - which are recorded by different components and indicate deception.

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Forensic 5 (Lie Detection Techniques) Midterm Coverage

This document discusses different activities completed as part of a midterm for a Forensic Lie Detection Techniques course. The first activity compares analog and digital polygraphs, outlining advantages and disadvantages of each. The second activity identifies the four major components of the analog polygraph and their functions in detecting physiological changes. The third activity explains that the analog polygraph detects three specific changes - blood pressure, respiration, and galvanic skin response - which are recorded by different components and indicate deception.

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FORENSIC 5 (LIE DETECTION TECHNIQUES) 

MIDTERM COVERAGE

Name:ANGELITOFLORES                     Date: ______________


Subject/Schedule: _____________________ Score: _____________ 

ACTIVITY 3
TITLE OF ACTIVITY: COMPARING THE ANALOG VS. DIGITAL POLYGRPAH
I Overview
The advent technological advancement has resulted in the development of what
is known today as computerized or digital polygraph. Until recently, polygraph
examiners have relied on the conventional or analogue type of instrument. Today, the
uses this digital polygraph are becoming popular and various studies were conducted
on the pros and cons of using one over the other.
II Objectives
This activity aims to attain the following objectives:
1. To display familiarity with the advantages and disadvantages of one type of
polygraphs over the other; and
2. To decide on what type of polygraph is more accurate and reliable in detecting
deception.
III Procedures
Make a comparison between the analog and the Digital Polygraph by identifying
all their advantages and disadvantages.
Advantage Disadvantage

Analog not easily manipulated flow chart it cannot restore


Polygraph  recording

Digital These are computer programs that are too expensive


Polygraph supposed to evaluate the polygraph charts and it can easily manipulated
provide indications of truthfulness or deception
compare to analog
polygraph

IV Reflection
Based on the advantages and disadvantages of each type of polygraph, write an
article on which polygraph do you think is more accurate and reliable.
>Based on the topic analog is much reliable than digital because analog have those
four components that can detect accurately when using them.

FORENSIC 5 (LIE DETECTION TECHNIQUES) 


MIDTERM COVERAGE

Name: ANGELITO CUREG Date: ______________


Subject/Schedule: _____________________ Score: _____________ 

ACTIVITY 4
TITLE OF ACTIVITY: MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE POLYGRAPH
I Overview
The Polygraph has major components which either functions as responsible in
detecting psycho-physiological changes occurring within the subject or important in the
operation of the Polygraph. Therefore, student should be familiar on these components
including their functions.
II Objectives
This activity aims to attain the following objectives:
1. To differentiate the major components of the Polygraph; and 
2. To explain the functions of these components.
III Procedures
Identify and draw the four (4) major components of the Analog polygraph. More
importantly, explain the functions of uses of these components.
                                                    FUNCTIONS
COMPONENTS
1pneumograph it records the changes in breathing of the
subject
2 GALVANOGRAPH Records the skin resistance of the subject
3 CARDIO SPHYGMOGRAPH Records the changes in blood pressure and
pulse rate
4KYMOGRAPH a motor that pulls or drive the chart paper
under the recording pen

IV Reflection
Write a short article on what you have learned after performing the activity.
I’ve learned that those four major components of analog polygraph was very
reliable in detecting on deception especially on lie detection in dealing on those criminal
who are confronting and interrogating them.
FORENSIC 5 (LIE DETECTION TECHNIQUES) 
MIDTERM COVERAGE

Name:ANGELITO CUREG Date: ______________


Subject/Schedule: _____________________ Score: _____________ 
ACTIVITY 5
TITLE OF ACTIVITY: CHANGES RECORDED BY THE POLYGRAPH
I. Overview
As basis for detecting deception, the Polygraph records certain changes in the
body of the subject during examination. These changes will be interpreted by the
Polygraph examiner to establish the absence or presence of deception. On the other
hand, the number of bodily changes recorded differs from each Polygraph instrument
used. Most analog Polygraph detects three changes, but Digital or Computerized
Polygraph can record six or more of these changes.
 II. Objectives
This activity aims to attain the following objectives:
1. To show familiarity with the psycho-physiological changes recorded by the
Analog Polygraph:
2. To identify the location or arrangement of these bodily changes in the paper
chart; and 
3. To differentiate the Polygraph components that detect or record bodily changes.
IV. Procedures
      Identify the three (3) psycho-physiological changes that occur to the subject during
examination using Analog Polygraph. In addition, be sure name the Polygraph
components that are used to record each of these changes.

          PSYCHO-PHYSICOLOGICAL             POLYGRAPH
CHANGES COMPONENTS
1.BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE RATE CARDIOGRAPH
2.RESPIRATION PNEUMOGRAPH
3.PERSPIRATION OF GALVANIC SKIN GALVANGRAPH
RESISTANCE
 
IV Reflection
Write your comments on the reliability of the bodily changes occurring during
polygraph examinations as indicators of deception.
I think you can detect changes on those on the bodily changes when a person subject
on those examination when they are telling lies: increasing heart rate, and respiration
are examples of changes you can observe when you are the examiner

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