Unless the examinee is so nervous that he or she cannot sit still, nervousness does not affect the polygraph result.
As a matter of fact, all polygraph subjects are expected to be nervous.
As the ‘resting’ levels of the person are not known, the prevailing levels of nervous tension present the baseline and only responses deviating from this baseline are considered.
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