Israeli scientists develop ultra accurate lie detector test
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(Worthy News) – While polygraph tests are presented on daytime talk shows and criminal dramas as foolproof methods for discovering the truth, these so-called “lie detector tests” are widely considered unreliable in the worlds of science and law.
Studies have shown the tests to be inaccurate, and in many U.S. states the results of polygraph tests are inadmissible as evidence in court.
But now, Israeli scientists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have created a super-effective lie detecting method, utilizing the Concealed Information (CIT) test with a specialized algorithm, which they say is far more accurate than polygraph examinations. [ Source: World Israel News (Read More…) ]
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