Common use of Scope of expertise Clause in Contracts

Scope of expertise. Examiners should not attempt to render any opinion concerning the truthfulness of the examinee prior to the completing the test phase and test-data- analysis. Examiners should not attempt to render any opinion regarding the medical or psychological condition of the examinee beyond the requirement to determine suitability for testing at the time of the examination. Post-test recommendations should be limited to needs for further polygraph testing and the resolution of the behavioral targets of the examination.

Scope of expertise. Examiners should not attempt to render any opinion concerning the truthfulness of the examinee prior to the completing the test phase and test-data- data-analysis. Examiners should not attempt to render any opinion regarding the medical or psychological condition of the examinee beyond the requirement to determine suitability for testing at the time of the examination. Post-test recommendations should be limited to needs for further polygraph testing and the resolution of the behavioral targets of the examination.

Scope of expertise. Examiners should not attempt to render any opinion concerning the truthfulness of the examinee prior to the completing the test phase and test-data- analysis. Examiners should not attempt to render any opinion regarding the medical or psychological condition of the examinee beyond the requirement to determine suitability for testing at the time of the examination. Post-test recommendations should be limited to needs need for further polygraph testing and the resolution of the behavioral targets of the examinationexamination within the scope of the examiner’s professional capabilities.