
- 1. Introduction
The Truster technology is the first of it's kind. The technology allows us to analyze the
- human voice through a telephone, television, audio tape or microphone. We can do all
- these in real time and without the other person being aware of the test.
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- The technology is based on the self judgement people have and the guilt knowledge they
- are developing when they lie. The Truster is measuring cognitive messages that are
- transferred through the voice. Those messages are the result of our own self-criticism
- and we can not control them.
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- When we measure and calculate the results we can also identify hesitation, exaggeration,
- cynicism, or avoiding. We can also scan extreme excitement, which most of the times is
- a sign of a traumatic event. We can also tell the amount of stress that the person is having
- during the conversation.
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- 2. The Truster System/Psychological Structure
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- The Psychological Structure of a Lie During Free Conversation, and the System
- Messages - It is important to understand the psychological structure of stress and lies
- during a conversation. In contrast with other test situations (such as a police
- investigation), a test during a free conversation has a guiding psychological structure that
- is true for most cases.
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- In a free conversation, without a predefined purpose, the subject is unable to tell in
- advance where the conversation is leading. In addition, the subject will tell the truth most
- of the time - and will lie only a few times, if he or she lies at all.
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- Within this psychological structure, the need to lie will rise as a surprise and will usually
- be expressed in a sharp, remarkable and immediate manner. By the same token, the
- stress will also disappear very quickly. In these cases, the system will recognize the lie or
- the exaggeration, and it will respond with the diagnosis "False statement" for a lie, or
- "Inaccuracy" for an exaggeration. Similarly, the diagnosis "Subject is not sure" indicates
- that the system recognized uncertainty or confusion in the speaker's voice; the diagnosis
- "Avoidance \ voice manipulation" indicates that the subject is consciously manipulating
- his or her voice (whether he or she is trying to sound credible, or attempting to avoid a
- stressful question); the diagnosis "Excitement" and the diagnosis "High excitement"
- indicate that the subject's excitement level is above his or her excitement during the
- calibration process, that is, the subject is now more excited as he or she speaks than at
- the beginning of the conversation; the diagnosis "Extreme excitement" indicates that the
- subject had a high emotional stress while speaking. (this does not mean that the subject
- was lying.) ; the diagnosis "Outsmart" indicates that the subject is not at ease with the
- things he or she is saying, that is, the subject is being cynical. Alternatively, the message
- can indicate an attempt to conceal a lie by using cynicism and avoid giving a straight
- answer. The diagnosis can also appear when the subject is treating the conversation with
- condescension.
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- Most of the time, the diagnosis will be "Truth", indicating that the subject is not under
- any kind of stress. Another diagnosis produced by the system is a red frame that is
- turned on in the "Sound wave" window when the subject is under high general stress -
- that is, nervousness, expectancy or any similar type of stress.
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- 3. Polygraph vs. the Truster
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- What is a Polygraph? - A polygraph is a system, which can detect a person's state of
- excitement, stress or emotional conflict according to pre-defined criteria. The polygraph
- performs several consecutive physical tests by connecting the subject to multiple sensors
- simultaneously. The tests include the subject's blood pressure, sweating, breathing rate,
- pulse etc.
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- The subject's consent is necessary for performing the test, and it is highly important to
- conduct the test in an agreeable, interruption-free setting. An inappropriate setting may
- influence the lie detector test and produce a deviation in its results.
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- The test's degree of credibility is significantly influenced by the operator's level of skill
- and professional expertise.
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- The Speech Mechanism - When a person speaks, air is pushed from the lungs upward to
- the vocal cords. As a result, the vocal cords vibrate in a specific frequency, called the
- speaker's main leading frequency. The air keeps flowing upward to the mouth and goes
- through the tongue, teeth and lips, thereby creating the speech flow.
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- When a person lies, the amount of blood in the vocal cords drops as a result of the stress.
- An involuntary interference of the nerves causes the vocal cords to produce a distorted
- sound wave.
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- The distortion is manifested by the production of a frequency level which is different
- from the one produced by the same person when telling the truth. In addition, a subject's
- voice can reveal many factors which are not detected in the traditional lie detector
- diagnosis, such as confusion, excitement, embarrassment, physical pain, and more.
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- 4. Truster Marketing Study Case
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- Product The Truster is the first truth verifier (lie detector) designed for business and
- personal use. The software product analyzes voice stress through the phone in real time.
- The Truster can analyze and determine whether a person is - Telling the Truth, Extremely
- Excited, Unsure of what is Saying or Inaccurate.
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- The Truster technology was originally developed for military security applications, and
- has now been adopted for daily personal/office uses. The product has been found
- statistically reliable in 85% of the cases.
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- Uses
- · Small business and home business
- · Any business operation using an interview process
- · Consumers who deal with sales people for typically non-cash transactions,
- · Single people who use dating services or who interact on the basis of personal ads,
- · Law enforcement and/or justice-related agencies or affiliates such as lawyers, police,
- and investigative agencies,
- · All security-related operations such as home security companies, campus or shopping
- mall security organizations, private detective agents, etc.
- · Credit and/or collection organizations.
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