Advanced Training on Conducting Interviews Using a Polygraph

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The certificates were presented by the Acting Rector Igor Magdaliyna.

For two weeks, long-term advanced training for police officers on conducting interviews using a polygraph using the method of detecting concealed information was held at the Dnipro State University of Internal Affairs.

The police officers mastered the legal, psychological, technical and practical aspects of using a polygraph in their official activities. The topics of anti-corruption legislation, effective communication, basic concepts of physiology, legal grounds for using a polygraph, methods of countering a polygraph and ways to neutralize it were considered.

Particular emphasis was placed on issues of respecting human rights, using modern communication methods, conducting research in the field of prevention and ensuring public safety, etc.

The tutors of the event were the following specialists: Assistant to the Head of the National Police of Ukraine, Police Lieutenant Colonel Yuliia Volkova; Assistant to the Head of the Department for Ensuring the Activities of the Head of the National Police of Ukraine, polygraph examiner, Police Lieutenant Colonel Viktor Vdovin; Acting Head of the Laboratory of Psychological, Linguistic and Other Types of Research of the Dnipro Research Institute of Forensic Expertise of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine Anton Shmukin, as well as university lecturers.

Particular attention was paid to the practical development of the acquired skills. Under the guidance of Yuliia Volkova, Viktor Vdovin and Anton Shmukin, the police officers performed practical exercises using polygraphs.

After completing the course, the participants of the advanced training passed a comprehensive final exam and received the relevant certificates.

During the solemn presentation, the Acting Rector of DSUIA Igor Magdaliyna emphasized the importance of the acquired knowledge for maintaining legality and law and order in the state.

 

Communications Department of DSUIA

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