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You have been falsely accused of stealing a laptop computer from a professor's office. The police have requested that you take a polygraph test to prove your innocence. In light of your knowledge of the types of errors most likely to be made by different types of polygraph exams, you agree to do so only if the examiner uses the:
a. comparison question test
b. relevant/irrelevant test
c. zone of comparison format of scoring
d. statement validity procedure
e. concealed information test

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