In this episode of Inside the Polygraph, expert examiner David Goldberg pulls back the curtain on how polygraph exams are portrayed on television — and why the entertainment version rarely reflects how real polygraphs work. Without naming or targeting any specific shows or individuals, David explains how high-pressure televised environments can: skip crucial steps required for accurate testing,manipulate emotions for dramatic effect,and leave people publicly labeled without context or scienti...
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In this episode of Inside the Polygraph, expert examiner David Goldberg pulls back the curtain on how polygraph exams are portrayed on television — and why the entertainment version rarely reflects how real polygraphs work. Without naming or targeting any specific shows or individuals, David explains how high-pressure televised environments can: skip crucial steps required for accurate testing,manipulate emotions for dramatic effect,and leave people publicly labeled without context or scienti...
Not all polygraph examiners are created equal—and hiring the wrong one can cost you time, money, and credibility. In this episode, David Goldberg pulls back the curtain on the most common red flags people overlook when choosing an examiner. From misleading credentials and outdated techniques to flashy titles that mean nothing, David reveals the pitfalls you must avoid to protect yourself and your case. But here’s the kicker: many agencies themselves are the biggest culprits, spreading misinf...
Inside The Polygraph with David Goldberg
In this episode of Inside the Polygraph, expert examiner David Goldberg pulls back the curtain on how polygraph exams are portrayed on television — and why the entertainment version rarely reflects how real polygraphs work. Without naming or targeting any specific shows or individuals, David explains how high-pressure televised environments can: skip crucial steps required for accurate testing,manipulate emotions for dramatic effect,and leave people publicly labeled without context or scienti...
