The Arizona Polygraph Association is dedicated to the advancement of standardization in the polygraph industry as well as upholding the professionalism and ethics to which all polygraph examiners should strive. 

This site is intended for all individuals interested in the psychophysiological detection of deception. No matter what your affiliations, we think you will find this site worth investigating. 

How to pick a polygraph examiner.

1. Did they attend an accredited school?

2. Are they a member of the Arizona Polygraph Association, the American Polygraph Association, the American Association of Police Polygraphists, or the National Polygraph Association?

3. Have they administered at least two hundred (200) polygraph examinations utilizing an instrument capable of simultaneously recording respiration, psycho-galvanic skin reactions. pulse rate and relative blood pressure changes within three (3) years following completion of training at a polygraph school (accredited). At least fifty (50) of the two hundred (200) examinations must be "Specific" as opposed to screening examinations.

To pay annual membership dues:

06/19/2008

Arizona Polygraph Association
PO Box 31750, Mesa, AZ
85275-1750.

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