Polygraph examinations are best accomplished when you are properly prepared for the experience.
Cognitive Preparation: Recognize and resolve any denial and/or minimization issues regarding your offense(s) and/or violations.
Examine yourself for present attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors (red flags) which should be disclosed during your exam.
Analyze your past/present activities as they relate to your Offense Treatment and Probation requirements (recommend no less than one week prior to exam).
Document and disclose in detail your offense(s), victim(s), paraphilias, and/or any violation(s) (recommend no less than one week prior to exam).
Yield or concede that you can learn by being self-aware and by actively listening to the input and observations of others around you (treatment providers, probation officer, group, polygraph examiner, family support system).
Accountability Polygraph Services 68 Inverness Lane East, Suite 201 Englewood, CO 80112-5108 Phone: 303-799-6688
