NCIS / Polygraph Test
Haleigh
Dylan
Area of Operation
The United States Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) is the
primary law enforcement agency of the United States Department of the Navy.
The Naval Criminal Investigative Service serves to protect the people,
equipment, technology and infrastructure of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps by
deploying a unique, highly-trained, and effective team of Special Agents,
investigators, forensic experts, security specialists, analysts, and support
personnel.
Training Required
The Naval Criminal Investigative Service serves to protect the people,
equipment, technology and infrastructure of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps by
deploying a unique, highly-trained, and effective team of Special Agents,
investigators, forensic experts, security specialists, analysts, and support
personnel.
You must have a bachelor's degree from a university.
How much do they make?
Annual salary- 73,000
Areas of advancement
Federal Protection Investigator
personal security
special agent
division chief
chances of getting shot/killed
Polygraph Test
A polygraph machine records the body's involuntary responses to an examiner's questions in
order to ascertain deceptive behavior. The test measures physiological data from three or more
systems of the human body-generally the respiratory, cardiovascular, and sweat gland systems-but not
the voice.
Because the polygraph test measures bodily responses, a data subject can attempt to alter her
bodily responses in order to interfere with the test. Several common ways to undermine the test
include: taking sedatives to reduce anxiety; using antiperspirant to prevent sweating; and positioning
pins or biting parts of the mouth after each question to demonstrate a constant physiological response.
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