A) truthful lie B) noble lie C) white lie
A) false B) true
A) true B) false
A) false B) true
A) The science of detecting lies using physiological responses B) The practice of using hypnosis to uncover hidden memories C) The study of language pattern to detect deception D) The art of detecting lies using psychological techniques
A) perjury B) noble lie C) benign lie
A) false B) true
A) trial by combat B) red hot ordeal C) boiling water ordeal
A) Truth serum test B) Polygraph examination C) Lie detector test D) Polygraph test
A) convict people B) eliminates innocent suspects C) embarrass people D) reveal personal secrets
A) psychological basic premise B) mechanical basic premise C) physiological basic premise
A) To determine if someone is lying B) To determine if someone is telling the truth C) To assess someone's overall health D) To detect signs of nervousness or stress
A) ordeal by rice chewing B) ordeal by the balance C) red hot iron ordeal D) boiling water ordeal
A) black lies B) pathological lies C) red lies D) white lies
A) heart rate, blood pressure, and temperature B) all of the above C) salivation, sweat production, and pupil dilation D) Eye movement, muscle tension, and respiration
A) Polygraph examination B) Polygraph test C) Lie detector test D) Truth serum test
A) Polygraphy B) Polygraph C) True Verifier
A) boiling water ordeal B) ordeal by the balance C) red hot iron ordeal
A) trial by ordeal B) trial by torture C) trial by combat
A) ordeal by rice chewing B) ordeal of the red water C) trial of combat D) ordeal by the balance
A) embarrass people B) convict people C) reveal person secrets D) eliminates innocent people
A) Financial investigation B) Education investigation C) Medical investigation D) Criminal investigation
A) statement is false B) statement is true
A) To detect signs of nervousness or stress B) To determine if someone is lying C) To assess someone's overall health D) To determine if someone is telling the truth
A) it is too expensive B) it is not admissible in court C) it is not accurate enough D) it is too invasive
A) speed up the the process of investigation B) convict people C) embarrass people D) reveal personal secrets
A) judicial lie B) black lie C) red lie D) pathological lie
A) pathological lie B) red lie C) white lie D) black lie
A) pathological lie B) red lie C) black lie
A) black lie B) pathological lie C) malicious or judicial lie D) red lie
A) fabrication B) lying by omission C) bold faced lie
A) lie to children B) bold faced lie C) lying by omission D) noble lie
A) emergency lie B) lie to children C) lying by omission D) noble lie
A) lie to children B) noble lie C) emergency lie
A) noble lie B) perjury C) lie to children
A) Bold face lie B) Noble lie C) Emergency lie
A) Jocose lies B) contextual lies C) Bluffing D) promotion lies
A) Jocose lies B) contextual lies C) bluffing
A) noble lies B) promotion lies C) contextual lies
A) jocose lies B) noble lies C) promotion lies
A) psysiological basic premise B) mechanical basic premise C) psychological basic premise
A) psysiological basic premise B) psychological basic premise C) mechanical basic premise
A) Investigation B) Instrumentation C) Information gathering
A) Information gathering B) Investigation C) Instrumentation
A) Information gathering B) Investigation C) Instrumentation |