FAQ
Frequently Asked Any Question
A Lie Detector Test is a specialized examination designed to assess the truthfulness of individuals in various scenarios. It involves the use of sophisticated technology and techniques to detect physiological changes that may occur when someone is being deceptive.
Lie Detector Tests are considered to be a reliable indicator of truthfulness, with a high level of accuracy when administered by experienced professionals. However, it’s essential to understand that no method is entirely foolproof, and results can be influenced by various factors.
While Lie Detector Test results are not typically admissible as evidence in court proceedings in most jurisdictions, they can serve as a valuable tool for gathering information and aiding in investigations.
Yes, confidentiality is of utmost importance in the Lie Detector Test process. We prioritize discretion and ensure that all information disclosed during the examination remains strictly confidential.
The duration of a Lie Detector Test can vary depending on the complexity of the questions and the specific circumstances of the case. Generally, a standard examination can last anywhere from one to three hours.
