Results from a Lie Detector Test Typically Are Not Admissible

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Multiple Choice

Results from a lie detector test typically are not admissible in court. Why?

• A)A lie detector does not accurately monitor physiological arousal.
• B)Lie detector tests are too sensitive...they frequently give high levels of lying.
• C)Lie detectors do not monitor changes in heart rate.
• D)Lie detectors do not actually detect lies.
• E)People who administer lie detector tests are typically biased.

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