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December 7, 2004
Will Brainscans Replace Polygraphs?
NPR reports that new brainscan technology provides a more accurate test for deception than polygraph tests currently in use by law enforcement agencies across the country. To listen, click here. [Mark Godsey]
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Readers might be interested in the following information. Recently, a very searsoned psychologist [who had been the Chief Research Psychologist in the USA's then largest intelligence agency] has renewed his previous research into the problem of trying to induce less lying and attempted deception, by job applicants, suspects, and possible terrorists, when being systematically interrogated. A technique, based upon the the principle of multiple-taskiing interference, was shown to significantly block the ability to lie and otherwise deceive while being interrogated. This research is fully described in the web pages whose URL is:
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~lastone2/interrogationconsultant.html.
Posted by: Dr. LeRoy A. Stone | Mar 19, 2005 5:52:51 AM
