One Problem with the Use of the Polygraph for Lie

question 364

Multiple Choice

One problem with the use of the polygraph for lie detection is that

• A) polygraph assessments are more expensive than brain scans.
• B) anxiety, irritation, and guilt feelings all prompt similar physiological reactivity.
• C) emotions involve expressive behaviors as well as autonomic nervous system arousal.
• D) innocent people are presumed to be guilty at the very beginning of any lie

Recognize the law of increasing opportunity costs and its graphical representation as a bowed-out PPF.

Identify the economic decisions regarding what, how, and for whom to produce as foundational questions addressed by any economic system.

Understand the impact of technological improvements on production efficiency and the economy's potential output.

Comprehend the role of market forces, represented by Adam Smith's "invisible hand", in allocating resources efficiently.

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