One Difference Between the Guilty-Knowledge Test and the Standard Lie-Detector

question 1

Multiple Choice

One difference between the guilty-knowledge test and the standard lie-detector test is that the guilty-knowledge test

• A) measures different physiological variables.
• B) is given in a written format instead of orally.
• C) requires the investigators to know facts that have not been publicized.
• D) can be given to a large group of suspects at the same time.

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