How To Beat A Lie Detector Test

Why should you learn to beat a lie detector test? Imagine there is a theft at work, and you are among the suspects. You know you are innocent, so you agree to take a polygraph test. The polygraph operator explained that you have nothing to worry about if you are innocent. But then, the day of the test, he mentions that the test is 90% accurate. That seems pretty good - for about a second!

Hey! That means some innocent people fail the test, you suddenly realize. That isn't a very nice thought. You agreed to take the test, however, and it sure will look suspicious if you change your mind now, so you let the questioning begin. In any case, you're still likely to be in the 90% of innocent people who pass the test, right?

Wrong! It isn't a matter of just passing or failing. There are the "inconclusive" tests as well. Polygraph examiners measure accuracy by dividing the number of correct results by the total number of "pass" and "fail" results. "Inconclusive" results are not used in the figuring, and may be as high as 50%. In other words, if a hundred innocent people take the test, 5 are likely to fail and 45 pass (45 divided by 50 equals 90% "accuracy"). Meanwhile (in this example) there will be 50 for whom the results are "inconclusive."

A True Story Ask Melvin Foster if he trusts the polygraph test. Despite his innocence, he was thought by many to be the Green River Killer after a failed polygraph or "lie detector" test in 1982. Meanwhile, the real killer, Gary Ridgway, passed his polygraph test despite murdering 50 women. Foster was under a cloud of suspicion for 20 years, until DNA evidence and Ridgway's confession cleared him.

What does an "inconclusive" result look like to your employer and fellow workers? You know what it looks like. What does it look like every time some criminal suspect on the news can't pass a lie detector test? It looks like he is lying, doesn't it?

In this case, 55 of 100 innocent people will either be labeled incorrectly as lying or inconclusively as "perhaps lying." And you think you have nothing to worry about if you're innocent? You don't even have a 50% chance of being cleared by the test!

Junk Science

Most scientists think that the polygraph is not based on science. Even former CIA Director R. James Woolsey says, "...the use of this highly flawed instrument should be radically curtailed." It is not a lie detector, it is not science, and you are gambling with your reputation when you agree to it.

How To Pass A Polygraph Test

First of all, don't take it. Chapter Three of "How To Beat A Lie Detector Test" gives you more than just the reasons to refuse the test. You also learn :

How to have the test waived, with a technique used successfully even for positions in the Department of Defense.

 

When you can legally refuse a polygraph test.

 

Who should be with you at the test.

 

What papers you should never sign.

 

Other things you need to do to protect yourself.

 

How the Department of Defense Polygraph Institute asked members to return or destroy parts of a study which referred to racial bias studies.

If you can't avoid a polygraph test, whether for a criminal matter or to get a job - don't worry. Just go to Chapter Four to learn some simple behavioral and physiological countermeasures used to pass the test (but be sure to practice).

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I'm Not A Criminal!

So what if you are innocent. Do you really think that is all that matters? After the terrorist attacks of 9/11/01, the polygraph test failure rate went to 50% for FBI agent applicants. This wasn't because a lot of liars started applying. The FBI just changed the test, and figured it was better to throw out hundreds of innocent applicants, assuming that more liars would also be rejected. How would you like a failed FBI polygraph test on your resume?

Spies and criminals know many ways to pass a lie detector test. But even as an innocent person you can use these techniques to be sure that the test actually identifies you as innocent. With such a non-scientific and error-prone test, don't you want some peace of mind?

The PDF report How To Beat A Lie Detector Test can help you. Why not order right now?

• The science (or lack of science) behind the polygraph.
• The basic flaw in how the American Polygraph Association measures accuracy.
• The real reasons why the polygraph is still used.
• A clear explanation of how the polygraph works (or is supposed to work).
• The three common theories of why it works (and the problems with each).
• How to get the test waived.
• Behavioral countermeasures you can use to pass a lie detector test.
• Simple and undetectable physiological countermeasures you can use to pass the test.

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