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John A. Larson, who was a medical student in California.
In 1920, one of the most important technological advancements was in the form of a robot invention. Another advancement regarded the invention of the Lie Detector by John Larson.
Dr. Larson was encouraged by Berkeley Police Chief August Vollmer to produce a device that was useful in a "deception test" for actual criminal investigations. He was also interested by William Marston's studies in how a laboratory subject's attempt at deception effects blood pressure changes.[1]
There were many early attempts to build a lie detector, but in the end, scientists don't really believe they work well enough to be trusted.In 1885 Cesare Lombroso developed a machine used to measure changes in blood pressure for police cases.In 1904 a device by Vittorio Benussi was used to measure breathing.Sir James Mackenzie of Scone, Scotland invented an early lie detector or polygraph in the 1900s. His machine "could be used to monitor the cardiovascular responses of his patients by taking their pulse and blood pressure".In 1911 a device recording both blood pressure and galvanic skin response was invented by Dr. Reginald A. Larson of the University of California.In the 1920s William Marston made a device that used blood pressure and galvanic skin responses.In 1936 the Berkeley Psychograph, a blood pressure-pulse-respiration recorder was developed by C. D. Lee.In 1945 a device which recorded muscular activity accompanying changes in blood pressure was developed by John E. Reid.
its easy to make by your own hands! but the real ones are tested to the prisoners of jail. when they are taken to court, some type of lie detector is run and if they lie they will go to jail.
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There are many procedures for administering a good lie detector test. The biggest thing that needs to be done is to ask many questions to make sure the results are accurate.
yes people can it actually detects how nervous u are not really a lie detector
A lie detector test follows you pulse, if you are asked a question and your heart rate rises or falls then it will be a lie. If you can regulate your pulse you cannot be detected on a lie detector
A machine used by law enforcement to detect when a person lied was first designed created and developed by Dr. John Augustus Larson in 1921. Larson's machine was developed to detect changes in the blood pressure, skin temperature, and breathing rate of the person being tested. This device was first used by the Berkeley Police Department.Larson's invention was later improved and perfected by his "apprentice", Leonarde Keeler. Keeler would go on to change to an ink recording system, create something less bulky and cumbersome, and an indicator to show when the question was asked. Keeler began his improvements in the early 1920's and continued them for quite some time.I believe John Larson invented it in 1921.James witword
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Lie detector tests are not 100% accurate and although given by law they are not admissibly in a court of law and using a lie detector is not used for public use; therefore it would not make any point for your wife to take a lie detector test. Hypothetically, if your wife did cheat she would probably decline taking the test.