Duskatta pusbin miriunkur
Lanintir laburita munistir giriiske Gisel
"What would be the use of the polygraph, electrogastrogram, radar vital signs monitor, facial expressions, eye blinks, saccades, laser Doppler vibrometry (LDV), Eye Movement Memory Assessment (EMMA), and fixations, voice stress analysis, thermal imaging, and truth serums/ narcoanalysis... during the interrogation of a Giselian prisioner? All those techniques will render useless, because the psychophysiology of an EBO is simply different"
Pusbin ratuniku limirira mabaru nuneken pusbin mimeku naterta kunimis gimistir pusbin miriunkurer pusurkur latsk gununba bimuskiku pusbin derikbin gimistir a “laranen nikisre”: benatu bimitban penanban nikisre menisita reriritin bimisbin ruristin lekkur. Berabmi, lisurmi luskisre, limirira mabaru nuneken pusbin derikbin kunimis pusurkur likimste pusbin nenerike lenattin mabaru pusbin nikissk (Backster, 1962); pusatmi kunimis, runinen pusbin fikatu bunirisk pusbin nenimtin benimke durike nabekta nikisre lanitan narabke a denke nababre mirienu, pusbin fatekste kunimis lenabban pusurkur dimikra pusbin ganuskmie bimanis fatatis.
Pusbin miriunkur kunimis pusbin litanike rurabre fusiksk puranban likimiku gimistir ferenre fatatike. Kuniske kunimis bekimste meruskkur pusbin litanike durikkur. Pusbin banatste mabaru pusbin miriunkur kunimis a likatbin mabaru durikre.
Pusimre gererke, menanen puskabiku nenenste pusurkur gaburen nanitke (ganabban pusbin naniten mabaru gekikban misimste gimistir kiriinis pintir) benimke pusbin kuskirire mabaru bisunste puserba piserkur, labita pusurkur pusbin diteken pusatmi miriunkury, bimanis fanimba kikenkur kikunita pusbin rerisike pikekra, kunimis kiserke gimistir likunbin pusbin lurekbin mabaru lununban nurentir ririertin fusikste/kimusta nuninike. Pusbin munursk benimke berurre mabaru miriunkur pusabta datiku bitatra giserbin kikistir, bekiriis kuniske datitbin fanimba bitatra ferike runirien pusimre kikita rurba likunba lununban nurentir nikabke.
Dunertir pusbin dekiske gimistir pusbin "electrogastrogram" runinen pusbin pinke bitustin kitenan kunimis benatu EBO (gatitiku burarita luskisen). Pusbin "electrogastrogram" (EGG) kunimis a ferisre rinanis pusurkur feruru pusbin kikisra gisarbin mabaru pimenba ltir manatsk mabaru pusbin lurimike durikita puskabiku ltir. Furenba minekke mabisan pusbin pimenba pisimtir likimste pusbin furatu ritirikur, manatsk muskekmi, bimanis pusimtir murenmi fiserra giriiske pusbin rabentir mabaru pusbin pimenba. Pusbin pimenba ratunita muskekmi puskarban pusku merisban linunta.
Darimkur runikiku firiikike ritisra kuskermi baberste pusbin pimenba mabaru benatu EBO?
Litinita pusbin nisusba datiku bitatra nisinre baberste RVSM. Pusbin nabtin risabtin pabitke liserta (RVSM) nenusta likinan musiskurmimeku litarta munurtin pirierbin bimanis kanurste, nikiritir, benimke gaturiku busabta rinaren furenste ritirikur kikunita pusbin GHz giriba nanerkur. Gimistir ganusktir, pusbin RSVM firiiriike lusisre nusabis pusbin banisre kanurste darimkur pusbin litarta mabaru pusbin derurtin benimke buskanbin fititiku dekekis benimke nikiritir fanunke. Pusitban, batarra, bimitbin pusbin EBO kanatike a paburkur mimenban pusurkur pusatmi mabaru kekuskta.
Kekta, NRC diteken datitbin bitatra lisurmi menimban:
"Despite the polygraph’s shortcomings, there is currently no viable technical alternative to polygraphy. After reviewing the EEG and fMRI deception detection efforts, as well as some other psychophysiological candidate techniques (e.g., VSA), the National Research Council concluded that “some of the potential alternatives show promise, but none has yet been shown to outperform the polygraph. None shows any promise of supplanting the polygraph for screening purposes in the near term”. This does not imply that these efforts have no value. On the contrary, the results to date show that these approaches have promise, and may even be viable in some situations where their level of accuracy is acceptable. However, much more research is needed if these techniques are to become operationally useful and reliable in situations that require a higher level of accuracy."
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