Sentences with phrase «lie detector»

The legislature, the courts and tribunals have rejected the use of lie detector tests.

Sex offenders will be forced to take lie detector tests to ensure they are not interfering with children - starting today.

Some companies require you to take drug test, go through background check or answer questions with lie detector monitoring.

That's because our internal lie detector goes off.

Psychological testing, handwriting analysis, skill and aptitude tests and even lie detector tests are additional assessment tools that business owners exercise today to help them select the best job candidates.

Conventional lie detectors rely on the same basic technology.

A true lie detector requires an indicator that appears every time a person is being deceptive, and which appears only during deception.

I have what amounts to a primitive lie detector.

Says he's willing to take lie detector test to prove bullying allegations untrue.

To keep things honest at work you may want to ask workers to take lie detector tests.

We don't see much discussion about the use of lie detectors in Canada.

The Government is considering whether to use lie detectors in order to identify fraudulent benefit and compensation claims, says The Independent.

Dean Pollina of the US National Center for Credibility Assessment in Fort Jackson, South Carolina — which assesses security technologies such as polygraph lie detectors for the government — wondered whether a computer - generated interviewer could streamline the process.

With compelling performances, a polyamorous love story, gorgeous costumes and a stunning narrative with subtle clues and hints of what's to come, Professor Marston and the Wonder Women is a beautiful story that not only looks at an origin story, but the invention of the modern day lie detector machine.

Scientists who felt fMRIs weren't ready to be used in court as lie detectors are relieved by the ruling which, while not binding on other jurisdictions, is likely to have an impact.

Even the best human lie detectors need clues, and video games have yet to replicate the facial expressions and mannerisms effectively.

Dead giveaways are scarcer than you might think, but some well - chosen mind games can turn you into a better lie detector

The trio play psychology professor and modern lie detector test creator William Moulton Marston, his wife Elizabeth Marston, and their lover Olive Bryne.

We offer education on lie detector tests.

The Employee Polygraph Protection Act (EPPA) of 1988 prohibits most private employers and companies from using lie detector tests (polygraphs, voice stress analyzer, deceptograph amongst others) for pre employment screening.

StatsCan should make lie detector tests mandatory as part of a return to a long - form census, to ensure the accuracy and completeness of all responses.

I remember older officers telling me that they once had a «lie detector chair,» which was nothing but a heavy wooden chair with metal strips attached to a relatively low amperage - high voltage source; and every time they asked a suspect a question about a crime which he denied, they shocked him.

Benefit claimants will be subjected to routine lie detector tests in an attempt to reduce fraud, the work and pensions minister John Hutton has announced.

Private companies tout fMRI as an improved lie detector, and the government has taken notice.

Companies have already begun to market fMRI tests as accurate lie detectors, even though Spence says the results achieved during controlled studies are rarely duplicated during far less predictable police probes.

A surprising new algorithm serves as a quick lie detector for the positive integers.

It is certainly not a foolproof lie detector.

Not exactly a social media lie detector yet, but if this research pans out, it could do a lot to help Twitter's credibility in crunch time.

Lie detectors work because the body can't tell a lie.

Claiming to be a based on a true story, it's the tale of Harvard psychology professor William Moulton Marston (Luke Evans, above centre) who together with his brilliant, spiky wife Elizabeth (Rebecca Hall, above left), designed a prototype lie detector machine in the 1930s.

We're starting up our playthrough of crime thriller and overenthusiastic lie detector L.A. Noire right now on our Twitch channel.

For instance: Wonder Woman has a lasso of truth, not unlike Marston's famous lie detector (which had to be wrapped around a person's torso).

One final thing I've learned from this film: if you ever build an AI, don't teach it to be a frigging lie detector.

The pair positioned themselves on the cutting edge of psychology, pioneering new systems of thought and trying to create the code for engineering a reliable lie detector test.

The first makes a much bigger deal about Vitruvius's blindness, inviting a lot of tasteless and hackneyed jokes at his expense; the second forces Lucy to confess her love for Emmet via lie detector.

Martin Soorjoo sent me his latest ebook The Black Book of Lie Detection: Effective techniques from a professional lie detector.

An artist who has used mounted police officers to corral gallery visitors and, on another occasion, required museum - goers to pass an immigration lie detector test, is to be Tate Modern's next commission for the Turbine Hall.

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But we are starting to work out what it takes to be a good human lie detector, as psychologist Raj Persaud reveals in The truth about lies.

Perhaps you associate the word with lie detectors?

Law enforcement agencies in the US, Canada, Israel and elsewhere use them routinely in investigations, even though evidence based on lie detectors is usually inadmissible in court.

«People typically believe that they are poor liars and good lie detectors,» says psychologist Aldert Vrij from the University of Portsmouth, UK.

His internal lie detector is seriously flawed, and, for that matter, so is his sense of impending peril.

Based on the bold and illuminating true superhero origin story depicting the creation of the beloved comic book character Wonder Woman in 1941 by Dr. William Moulton Marston (Evans), the Harvard psychologist who helped invent the modern lie detector test.