San Luis Obispo Polygraph

A polygraph test in San Luis Obispo is available every day. During a San Luis Obispo lie-detector exam, we are recording microscopic changes to blood volume, skin conductance, upper breathing and lower breathing, as the examinee responds to a rehearsed 10-question script. The examinee needs to sit very still. Answering yes or no with his/her mouth... only, not with any head movement. Answering all questions at the same volume. Up to 4 key questions from the client will be used as the heart of the exam. Be sure that each question is no more than 19 words long each, that the questions have no 'and' or 'or' in them, and that there are no 'softening' words (we don't say 'affair' or 'sleep with'; we say 'have sex with' or 'have sexual contact with'). The computer instantly and accurately scores the charts in between each test, so we will know which questions they did good on and did bad on, before we go on to the next test chart 5 minutes later. Expect the entire process to take an hour or so. If all guidelines and instructions are followed, we can expect in the area of 95% accuracy. You can also have a polygraph test in Paso Robles. You can also have a polygraph test in Atascadero. Polygraph is the most accurate lie-detection tool in the world. We provide polygraph services in San Luis Obispo, and most other nearby cities. Just a simple site to explain what to expect, and how to make lie-detection work for you! 1 . . . your San Luis Obispo polygraph exam will be done on a modern $6000 computerized polygraph instrument, NOT on an old antique 'roll of chart paper with 4 pens'. You want the accuracy and sensitivity of a computerized instrument, and you want a computer to blindly score the test charts (you do not want a human to be doing the scoring, someone who can miss something or can be biased to be too easy or too hard). 2 . . . the accuser/client (spouse or victim) would be allowed, if desired, to quietly monitor the entire exam from an out-of-examinee's-view area or from a remote area. 3 . . . your examinee will ...Read More