POLYGRAPH COURSE FORENSIC PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY
- 90 READINGS
- 10 TEACHING UNITS
- 450 HOURS OF STUDY AND COMMITMENT
- ACCESS TO E-LIBRARY
- INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATES
- 1 YEAR EUROPOLYGRAPH MEMBERSHIP
Description
Study from the history of the polygraph to methods used nowadays in the screening tests of the psychophysiological Detection of Deception, through the biological and physiological bases of the polygraph technique, as well as the software proficiency with Stoelting CPS Pro, Lafayette LX, Limestone and Axciton.
In order to pass the course, the average of 70% of the maximum possible score is required. On top of that, each student is expected to complete at least 24 hours of internship in a polygraph center closer to their place of residence.
Requirements
Being over 21
Certificate of good conduct
Lack of Criminal and/or Police Records
Resume
Summary of academic training and professional activities.
Identity Accreditation
Copy of an ID or Passport with photo.
Passport photography, required for the issuance of the professional credential
Europolygraph.org
UNIT 1: HISTORY DEVELOPMENT AND EVOLUTION OF THE POLYGRAPH
1
LIE DETECTORS IN INVESTIGATIONS (1966)
2
HISTORY
3
POLYGRAPH VALIDITY RESEARCH
4
THE POLYGRAPH AROUND THE WORLD
5
SOURCES 1
6
TEST 1
7
REQUIRED READINGS 1
8
WILLIAM MOULTON MARSTON (Documentary)
9
ASSIGNMENT 1
UNIT 2: FUNDAMENTALS OF PSYCHOBIOLOGY
1
HOW DO NEURONS WORK? (Cassiopeia Project)
2
SUPPORTING CELLS IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
3
NEURONS
4
THE NERVE IMPULSE
5
THE SYNAPSE
6
SOURCES 2
7
TEST 2
8
REQUIRED READINGS 2
9
STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF NEURONS (Study.com)
10
THE ACTION POTENTIAL (The Green Brothers)
11
ASSIGNMENT 2
UNIT 3: ORGANIZATION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
1
THE ANS (Arbor Vitae Animations)
2
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM (Pharmacology Made Easy)
3
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
4
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
5
PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
6
THE SOMATIC MOTOR SYSTEM
7
AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
8
SOURCES 3
9
TEST 3
10
REQUIRED READINGS 3
11
SYMPATHETIC AND PARASYMPATHETIC SYSTEMS (AK Lectures)
12
ASSIGNMENT 3
UNIT 4: CONCEPT AND PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY
1
INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY (Yale)
2
WHAT IS PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY
3
INTRODUCTION TO HOMEOSTASIS
4
HOMEOSTASIS
5
THE LAW OF INITIAL VALUE (LIV)
6
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
7
ACTIVATION/AROUSAL
8
EMOTION SPECIFICITY
9
RESPONSE SPECIFICITY
10
TONIC, PHASIC AND NON-SPECIFIC ACTIVITY
11
HABITUATION AND DISHABITUATION
12
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL EVALUATION
13
INSTRUMENTATION
14
PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY
15
SOURCES 4
16
TEST 4
17
REQUIRED READING 4
18
AROUSAL THEORIES
19
SENSORY ADAPTATION AND AMPLIFICATION
20
ASSIGNMENT 4
UNIT 5: EMOTION AND SITUATIONAL STRESS/ANXIETY
1
UNDERSTAND YOUR EMOTIONS
2
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY AND EMOTION
3
THE PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY OF EMOTION
4
EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES AND EXPRESSION
5
SITUATIONAL ANXIETY AND STRESS
6
SOURCES 5
7
TEST 5
8
REQUIRED READINGS 5
9
GENERAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME MODEL
10
THE SCIENCE OF EMOTIONS
11
FIGHT OR FLIGHT
12
THEORIES OF EMOTION
13
ASSIGNMENT 5
APPENDIX
1
INTERACTION OF STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
2
HOMEOSTASIS
3
NERVOUS TISSUE
4
STRUCTURE OF THE SKIN
5
FUNCTION OF THE SKIN
6
SWEAT GLANDS
7
NERVOUS SYSTEM CELLS
8
NERVE SIGNALING
9
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
10
PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
11
AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
12
THE HEART STRUCTURE
13
THE HEART AS A PUMP
UNIT 6: METHODOLOGY AND PROTOCOLS
1
INTERVIEWING AS A DATA COLLECTION METHOD
2
THE STIMULATION TEST (STIM TEST)
3
POLYGRAPH QUESTIONING TECHNIQUES
4
CONCEALED INFORMATION TESTS
5
SOURCES 6
6
TEST 6
7
REQUIRED READINGS 6
8
ASSIGNMENT 6
UNIT 7: ANCIENT AND MODERN POLYGRAPHIC INSTRUMENTATION
1
RESPONSE CHANNELS AND PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY
2
ANALOG POLYGRAPH
3
PROCEDURE
4
COMPUTERIZED POLYGRAPH
5
SOURCES 7
6
TEST 7
7
REQUIRED READINGS 7
8
ASSIGNMENT 7
UNIT 8: OBTAINING AND ANALYZING GRAPHS
1
IDENTIFYING RELEVANT ASPECTS OF THE POLYGRAPH EXAMINATION
2
CHART ACQUISITION
3
CHART ANALYSIS
4
QUANTIFICATION OF PHYSIOLOGICAL DATA
5
SOURCES 8
6
TEST 8
7
REQUIRED READINGS 8
8
ASSIGNMENT 8
UNIT 9: REPORTING
1
MAIN STRUCTURE OF A PDD REPORT
2
TYPES OF PDD REPORTS
3
PDD TEST REPORT TEMPLATE
4
SOURCES 9
5
TEST 9
6
REQUIRED READINGS 9
7
ASSIGNMENT 9
UNIT 10: POLYGRAPHY AND AREA OF APPLICABILITY
1
POLYGRAPH EXAMINER CAREER PROFILE
2
POLYGRAPH TESTING PROCEDURE
3
DEONTOLOGICAL ETHICS OF THE POLYGRAPH EXAMINER
4
LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT
5
CRIME INVESTIGATION
6
PRIVATE MATTERS
7
ENTERTAINMENT
8
SOURCES 10
9
TEST 10
10
REQUIRED READINGS 10
11
ASSIGNMENT 10
EPA courses are divided into different teaching units, grouped into modules, containing videos, notes, readings, tasks, and supplementary material. Each teaching unit ends with a questionnaire evaluating the knowledge acquired. At all times you will be in contact with your tutor who will help you solve any questions that may arise.
The modality is e-learning, accessing the theoretical part of each course through our virtual classroom. The practice will be carried out with our ELP's, depending on the place of residence of the student. The beginning is open, you set the pace of the class and you will have a year to complement the theoretical phase.
EPA courses are related to forensic psychophysiology and analysis of testimony credibility. There are different levels of training, basic, advanced and master's degree that will allow students to learn all the tools and skills necessary to dedicate themselves professionally to the exciting world of polygraphy. Each course contains texts, videos, and complementary teaching material.
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