How can a lie detection program help in relationships?
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Using Lie Detection Tech to Test for Drug Use?
A key advantage of our testing approach, compared to traditional urine-based drug tests, is our flexibility to test for an extensive range of subst...
Matt Koerner
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How Individuals Beat Polygraph Tests: Techniques and Real-Life Examples
Polygraph tests, commonly referred to as "lie detectors," have been utilized for decades in various contexts, such as criminal investigations, pre...
Bernd Helzer
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Next-Generation Lie Detection Technologies and Their Role in Combating Embezzlement
The landscape of lie detection is evolving rapidly, and next-generation technologies are at the forefront of this transformation. As businesses con...
Bryan Ritchie
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The Emergence of Inexpensive New Lie Detection Technology
The emergence of affordable lie detection technology represents a significant shift in how we approach honesty and deception. With advancements in ...
Bryan Ritchie
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The World Needs Truth Verification
Use cases are varied and exciting. Realtor brokers are using the technology to verify whether realtor agents operate according to a standard of int...
Bryan Ritchie
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Finding Truth Shines Light on Hope
Parents who have a child who is vaping are often concerned about whether these behaviors are only the tip of the iceberg. Is there more? Are they ...
Bryan Ritchie
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How Often are Suspected Cheaters Really Cheating?
Regardless of whether the test taker is guilty or not, knowing is the key to starting fresh to build or repair a relationship. Distrust, born of th...
Bryan Ritchie
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Dating in a Technical Age
In general, technology is not assuming the responsibility of ensuring authenticity or accountability. The Wall Street Journal reported that 1 in 8 ...
Bryan Ritchie
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