The CQT "How To" & "Why To"

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The CQT "How To" & "Why To"

Journal Title: European Polygraph - Year 2017, Vol 39, Issue 1

Abstract

This article frequently uses the terms: “How to Do” or “How to” and “Why to Do” or Why to” in order to avoid misinterpretation their defi nitions follows: “How to Do” addresses the practical aspects of a polygraph examination i.e. in what way or manner the examiner should perform the test. “Why to Do” is the rationale or theory behind the practical aspect (the “How to”),i.e. the reasoning why the examiner is required to perform in a particular manner.

Authors and Affiliations

Tuvya T. Amsel

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A.B. Pelenitsyn, W.A. Kazakov, A.P. Soshnikov: Osnovy anatomii i fiziologii dla poligrafologov [in Russian], The Basics Anathomy and Physiology for Polygraph Examiners, published by „Centr Prikładnoj Psychofizjologii” [„Center of Applied Psychophisiology”], Moscow 2018 (186 pages, 47 colour pictures)

A.B. Pelenitsyn, W.A. Kazakov, A.P. Soshnikov: Osnovy anatomii i fiziologii dla poligrafologov [in Russian], The Basics Anathomy and Physiology for Polygraph Examiners, published by „Centr Prikładnoj Psychofizjologii” [„...

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Not an encyclopaedia such, the publication is rather a handbook or a compendium of polygraph-related knowledge.

Report from the 10th Interdepartamental Polygraph Seminar Waplewo 2017

Jan Widacki, Historia badań poligraficznych [literally “History of polygraph examinations”, Oficyna Wydawnicza Krakowskiej Akademii im. Andrzeja Frycza Modrzewskiego, Kraków 2017, 197 pp.]

EP ID EP357695
DOI 10.1515/ep-2017-0003
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