Not if it's genuine. The polygraph is based on physiological reactions in the subjects body. If you genuinely have no recollection of events surrounding a particular incident, the polygraph wouldn't detect any changes - However, if you try to fake memory loss in order to avoid answering a question, the machine will detect minor changes and flag the answer as false.
Stress can make you age faster than other people due to the toll it takes on the body. Stress can cause high blood pressure, an upset stomach, headaches, and make existing medical conditions worse.
Yes and no. If your lying about a murder you can but if your lying about what color socks your whereing you cant.
Once Read Only Memory is initialized and set, its contents remain unchanged even when there is a loss of power.
sorry to hear about your loss, but you cant make a page i don't think but you can make a group methinks!
Polygraph or 'lie detector' machines is a technology is that is still not generally liked or trusted technology. Trained, experienced people make a living from polygraph use is still hard. Talking with some who are already working in the field would be best able to help you
Some ways to potentially make yourself lose your memory without drugs include severe head trauma or injury, experiencing extreme emotional stress or trauma, or developing a neurodegenerative condition such as Alzheimer's disease. However, intentionally causing memory loss can have serious and permanent negative consequences for your health and well-being. It is not recommended to deliberately induce memory loss or impairment.
because they get confused suffer from memory loss and dont have the capacity to make their own decisions .
Amnesia is common, but oblivion works too, but would need some context work around it to make it clear that it is memory that is missing, and not just destruction or nothingness in general.
Marijuana really isin't as bad as people make it out to be. If it is used in regulation, it can cause short term memory loss and bronchitis. It can sometimes cause brain and memory damage, but only if you smoke a LOT.
The word 'Fail Better' has the answer in it. To 'Fail Better' it means you should and can fail and make them better; by learning from the mistakes you make. It isn't compulsory to make mistakes but it has a freedom to make mistakes whenever you want, however you want.
Yes. When someone experiences a traumatic situation, his brains are capable of trying to 'protect' him against that experience because he and his body can't handle what happened. It's also possible that someone has memory loss after that person get hit on his head in an accident. Like a car crash..
I have experienced some short-term memory loss after taking melatonin for only two weeks. I did find some information on this website: http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn12930-sleep-hormone-may-make-you-forget.htm I must warn you that it shares findings based on research with fish.