Polygraph Finals 🥶🥶
  • 1. Which nervous system restores the body to a calm and relaxed condition?
A) Voluntary Nervous System
B) Central Nervous System
C) Sympathetic Nervous System
D) Parasympathetic System
  • 2. What is the primary purpose of polygraph examination in investigations?
A) Identify Physical Evidence
B) Detect Emotional Disturbance
C) Determine Truth or Deception
D) Establish Criminal Motive
  • 3. Which requirement states that the subject must avoid alcohol before testing?
A) Twelve-Hour Abstinence
B) Beverage Limitation Rule
C) Controlled Substance Regulation
D) Dietary Restriction Policy
  • 4. Which phase involves reviewing facts and explaining procedures to the subject?
A) Pre-Test Interview
B) Post-Test Analysis
C) Chart Interpretation
D) Instrument Calibration
  • 5. What is the primary purpose of post-test interrogation by the examiner?
A) Collect Physical Evidence
B) Evaluate Mental Competence
C) Verify Witness Statements
D) Obtain Confession Admission
  • 6. While the chart is running, the subject suddenly coughs and creates a break in the tracing. Which chart marking should the examiner use?
A) T-T Symbol
B) SN Symbol
C) C Symbol
D) CT Symbol
  • 7. While recording the polygraph chart, the paper becomes stuck inside the machine. Which symbol should appear on the chart?
A) MI Symbol
B) PJ Symbol
C) CT Symbol
D) OSN Symbol
  • 8. During the actual examination, the subject suddenly moves his arm because of discomfort from the blood pressure cuff. Which symbol should the examiner record?
A) PJ Symbol
B) M Symbol
C) ARM Symbol
D) I M Symbol
  • 9. During the examination, the subject laughs loudly, causing a break in the pneumograph tracing. Which chart marking is appropriate?
A) B Symbol
B) Y Symbol
C) L Symbol
D) S Symbol
  • 10. During the examination, the subject sneezes while answering a question. Which chart marking should the examiner use?
A) SN Symbol
B) CT Symbol
C) B Symbol
D) SZ Symbol
  • 11. The subject answers a question with a long explanation instead of saying yes or no. Which chart symbol should be used?
A) MI Symbol
B) BI Symbol
C) TI Symbol
D) T-T Symbol
  • 12. Which chart marking is used when the subject clears the throat?
A) SZ Symbol
B) ARM Symbol
C) CT Symbol
D) SN Symbol
  • 13. Where is the sigh symbol commonly placed on the chart?
A) Galvo Adjustment Point
B) Cardio Breakpoint Area
C) Pneumo Breakpoint Area
D) Stimulus Mark Position
  • 14. Where is the sniffing symbol usually placed on the chart?
A) Below Pneumo Tracing
B) Above Cardio Channel
C) Inside Galvo Section
D) Beside Stimulus Area
  • 15. Where is the voice-change symbol commonly placed on the chart?
A) Cardio Breakpoint Area
B) Stimulus Mark Position
C) Galvo Adjustment Point
D) Pneumo Breakpoint Area
  • 16. Which symbol indicates the subject sniffed during examination?
A) CT Symbol
B) Y Symbol
C) SN Symbol
D) SZ Symbol
  • 17. Which factor involves attempts to manipulate breathing or muscle movements?
A) Psychological Pressure
B) Countermeasure Usage
C) Emotional Responses
D) Instrument Adjustment
  • 18. Which phase prepares the subject psychologically before the actual examination?
A) Instrument Calibration Phase
B) Post-Test Interrogation
C) Pre-Test Interview
D) Evidence Collection Stage
  • 19. What is the process of writing signs on the polygraph chart during testing?
A) Stimulus Interpretation
B) Polygraph Calibration
C) Tracing Evaluation
D) Chart Marking
  • 20. What are the short vertical lines placed below cardio tracings called?
A) Response Indicators
B) Stimulus Marks
C) Deviation Symbols
D) Control Tracings
  • 21. Which polygraph component records thoracic and abdominal breathing patterns?
A) Galvanograph System
B) Pneumograph Component
C) Kymograph Mechanism
D) Cardiosphygmograph Unit
  • 22. Which polygraph component records blood pressure and pulse beat changes?
A) Pneumograph Mechanism
B) Kymograph Recorder
C) Cardiosphygmograph Unit
D) Galvanograph Device
  • 23. Which polygraph pen is considered the longest on the instrument?
A) Third Recording Pen
B) First Recording Pen
C) Second Recording Pen
D) Fourth Recording Pen
  • 24. Which artery is compressed by the blood pressure cuff during examination?
A) Radial Artery
B) Femoral Artery
C) Carotid Artery
D) Brachial Artery
  • 25. Which body activity is measured by the pneumograph component?
A) Pulse Strength Variations
B) Electrical Skin Response
C) Respiratory Breathing Patterns
D) Blood Pressure Changes
  • 26. Which fingers are commonly attached with galvanograph electrodes during testing?
A) Middle and Thumb
B) Thumb and Middle
C) Ring and Little
D) Index and Ring
  • 27. Which component serves as the chart recording unit of the polygraph?
A) Pneumograph Section
B) Cardiosphygmograph Unit
C) Kymograph Mechanism
D) Galvanograph Device
  • 28. What is the purpose of relevant questions during polygraph examination?
A) Reduce Subject Anxiety
B) Establish Normal Baseline
C) Confirm Personal Identity
D) Produce Stronger Reactions
  • 29. Which age group is generally avoided by most polygraph examiners?
A) Below Eighteen Years
B) Below Twelve Years
C) Between Thirty Years
D) Above Twenty Years
  • 30. Can a pregnant person legally undergo polygraph examination procedures?
A) No Under Circumstances
B) Only Investigator Request
C) Yes With Conditions
D) Only Court Approval
  • 31. Which factor refers to the examiner's training. experience, and objectivity?
A) Subject Emotional Stability
B) Examiner Competence Factor
C) Instrument Calibration Error
D) Environmental Testing Condition
  • 32. Where is the burping symbol generally placed on the chart?
A) Inside Question Space
B) Above Cardio Tracing
C) Below Pneumo Tracing
D) Beside Galvo Reading
  • 33. Which technology examines eye characteristics for deception identification purposes?
A) Psychological Interview Process
B) Iris Analysis Technology
C) Behavioral Observation Method
D) Scientific Interrogation Technique
  • 34. What does the abbreviation PDD stand for in polygraph examination?
A) Psychophysiological Detection Deception
B) Psychological Diagnostic Development
C) Physical Detection Division
D) Polygraph Deception Determination
  • 35. Which report contains the initial details of the criminal incident investigated?
A) Polygraph Analysis Report
B) Incident Spot Report
C) Evidence Examination Record
D) Psychological Evaluation Form
  • 36. The symbol of X stands for?
A) The beginning point of the test
B) Beggeds
C) Babalo ka
  • 37. The symbol of XX stands for?
A) Wlang kayo
B) The ending point of the test
C) Wla na
  • 38. The symbol of I stands for?
A) Makati ka?
B) Huhuhu
C) Stimulus mark
  • 39. This --- indicates what?
A) Kape tayo
B) Yes
C) No
  • 40. This + indicates?
A) No
B) Wow
C) Yes
  • 41. T-T indicates for?
A) Ukloo
B) Talong
C) Talking made by the subject other than the normal "Yes or No."
  • 42. TI indicates for?
A) UPo
B) Talking instruction is given by the PE
C) Grabeee
  • 43. C indicates for?
A) Coughing caused by the subjec
B) Calmaa
C) Cool
  • 44. M indicates for?
A) Mukha mo
B) Movement of the subject limb or body
C) Maritiss
  • 45. MI indicates for?
A) Mamaw
B) Movement instruction is given by the PE
C) Mlue
  • 46. CT indicates for?
A) Charot
B) Subject cleared his throat
C) Cam
  • 47. OSN indicates for?
A) Pp
B) Oo na
C) Outside noise penetrated the polygraph examination room
  • 48. S indicates for?
A) Sahogg
B) The subject made a sigh
C) Saltik yarn
  • 49. SN indicates for?
A) Suhol
B) Sinto Sinto
C) The subject sniffed
  • 50. SZ indicates for?
A) Sorry
B) The subject sneezed
C) Sooms
  • 51. B indicates?
A) Bukol
B) The subject burped or belched
C) Baltog
  • 52. L indicates?
A) Lambing
B) The subject laughed
C) Lunch
  • 53. Y indicates?
A) The subject made a yawn
B) You
C) Yukona
  • 54. V C indicates?
A) Video call
B) Voice change while answering question
C) Vocal
  • 55. I M indicates?
A) Imaw
B) The subject made an involuntary movement
C) Imagine
  • 56. ARM indicates?
A) Kamay
B) Movement of arm due to extraneous factors usually caused by BPC discomfort
C) Alima
  • 57. B I indicates?
A) The examiner gave a breathing instruction
B) Birthday
C) Binoculars
  • 58. R Indicates?
A) Rambol
B) The subject requested for repetition of question
C) Rarr
  • 59. PJ indicates?
A) Pogii
B) A paper jam occurred during the test
C) Papoji
  • 60. Which method d compares compares t testimonies, physical evidence, and official records together?
A) Scientific Interrogation Process
B) Behavioral Response Analysis
C) Cross-Checking Information
D) Psychological Observation Method
  • 61. Which symbol indicates movement of the subject's body or limbs?
A) ARM Symbol
B) IM Symbol
C) PJ Symbol
D) M Symbol
  • 62. Which polygraph component occupies the upper two pens of the instrument?
A) Galvanograph Channel
B) Kymograph Recording Unit
C) Pneumograph Section
D) Cardio Pressure Unit
  • 63. Which symbol shows that talking instructions were given by the examiner
A) TI Symbol
B) MI Symbol
C) BI Symbol
D) PJ Symbol
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