How to beat a polygraph test This article was taken from the April 2011 issue of Wired magazine.

The polygraph test has been used for some time for things like interrogating suspects and screening government employees and police officers, but the exact science behind the polygraph is not so ...

On Polygraph.com, Williams, a former officer with the Oklahoma City Police Department turned anti-polygraph activist, promises to teach you how to prepare for (read: beat) a polygraph test ...

Federal agents are investigating instructors who supposedly help applicants seeking US government jobs fib their way through lie-detector tests. According to a McClatchy report, the criminal ...

An Indiana man who charged federal employees and job applicants for training on how to beat lie detector tests was sentenced to eight months in prison on Friday. Chad Dixon, 34, of Marion, Ind ...

An Indiana man who made thousands of dollars teaching people how to beat lie detector tests was sentenced to eight months in federal prison on Friday. Though Chad Dixon argued there was nothing ...

Polygraph tests using comparison questions had incorrect outcomes about 15% of the time The type of test I’m trying to pass however is sounder, and slightly more difficult to cheat.

Williams has long been critical of polygraph tests, criticizing inaccurate and unreliable results. Teaching people how to pass the tests since 1979, he has become the target of the federal ...

Researchers believe people can beat a lie detector test. This circles back to what was mentioned above, it doesn’t really detect lies. It detects a person’s physical response in the moment.

How To Beat A Lie Detector Your heart may be beating fast just at the thought of one, but what are they actually measuring, and is there a way to beat them?

In a workforce that's filled with employers wanting to keep tabs on you and track your data, just how far could they go? And how comfortable would you be with it?

How to Beat the fMRI Lie Detector Test Ganis’ experiment was focused on 20 participants, who were told to conceal information from the experimenters.