Integrity testing is that means measured an
individual's personal honesty and sense of integrity. These tests
generally include questions on situations of ethical choice. for
intence, what should an employee do if she sees a co-worker
stealing ? Or they include questions that can reveal personal
standards of behavior wheather the candidate can follow simple
procedures and keep company information confidental.
Polygraph testing is that measures and records
several physiological indicators such as blood pressure, pulse,
respiration, and skin conductivity while a person is asked and
asnwers a series of questions.the relevant questions in the
probable lie test are used to obtain a reaction from liars, the
physiological reaction that distinguish liars may also occour in
innocent individuals who fear a false detection that they did not
commit the crime.
Differences Between Polygraph Test and Integrity Test
:-
- The Integrity Test is used by an employer to determine how an
applicant may behave in a position of trust i.e., handling cash or
safeguarding property, whereas The Polygraph Test is used by an
employer to ensure that the people who are being hired for jobs
with critical security implications of telling truth of their
respective backgrounds.
- On the basis of Reliablity, the Integrity Test depends on the
exact test but some research has shown that these tests can produce
reliable unbiased information while others are not very accurate
whereas The Polygraph Test depends on the Blood Pressure or Heart
Rate as increased stress of telling falsehood creates a subtle but
measurable change in one's vital readings.
- There are few legal issues as Faking on Integrity
Test i.e., candidate not respond to their personal beliefs
or that individuals will not admit to actual behaviors in the overt
portion of the exam. This creates differences in various legal
arguments.
- The same rule of legal issues surronded on The Polygraph Test
as dozens of factors can also affects the readings detected by a
polygraph machine like nervousness of any kind could read with the
same increase in activity as a lie. This could simply be caused by
being concerned about the test giving a false positive. Some more
techniques include faking a cold, squeezing the muscles of one's
posterior, and so forth. As a result, polygraphs have been
successfully challenged on several occasions in various
jurisdictions on the basis of their scientific uncertainty.