Giselle is a polygraph examiner in the middle of an interview with a suspect. She has established her baseline and is now asking questions that pertain to the actual crime. How will Giselle determine whether her suspect’s responsive are deceptive or not? (1 point) Responses
A. She will trust her instincts to guide her.
B. She will expect the suspect to be truthful since they know they will be found out quickly if they lie.
C. She will compare the baseline data with the new data recorded.
D. She will use the baseline as needed but will primarily rely on body language cues to guide her.
C. She will compare the baseline data with the new data recorded.
Gabriel a police officer enters an interrogation room speak with a suspect
As an AI language model, I am not able to answer the question unless you provide me with more information or a specific question. Please provide more context or a specific question to help me better understand and provide an accurate response.
The correct answer is C. Giselle will compare the baseline data with the new data recorded to determine whether her suspect's responses are deceptive or not.
To explain further, during a polygraph examination, a baseline is established by asking the suspect a series of neutral and relevant questions. These questions are used to measure the suspect's physiological responses, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and respiratory rate. Changes in these physiological responses can indicate deception or stress.
Once the baseline is established, Giselle will ask questions specifically related to the crime being investigated. She will then compare the suspect's physiological responses during these questions with the baseline data. If there are significant differences in the suspect's responses, it may suggest deception or heightened emotional arousal.
It is important to note that while body language cues and instincts can be useful additional factors to consider in assessing deception, they are not the primary method used in a polygraph examination. The comparison of baseline data with new data is the fundamental approach to determine deceptive responses in this context.