Affecting polygraph results

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From: Jazzman
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1992 21:18

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I'll apolgize up front if this is the wrong newsgroup for this
question.  Pointing me in the right direction for the answer will
defintely be appreciated!

My question is: If one wants to affect the results of a polygraph, how
does one do this and how effective can one anticpate the results
being?

I've heard stories about some people who are very effective at this
trick and a colleague and I were vigorously debating how its done and
whether faking can be 'learned' relatively simply.

Thanks in advance,

    John   (jwi@world.std.com)
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