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American Polygraph Association
American Polygraph Association
Marston Polygraph Academy's accreditor, the American Polygraph Association (APA), has been a leader in credibility assessment since its establishment in 1966. Recognized as the premier organization for polygraph professionals, the American Polygraph Association promotes the highest standards of professional, ethical, and scientific practices for over 2,700 members, which include the American Association of Police Polygraphists and members of the National Polygraph Association. The APA sets and publishes standards for polygraph practice, covering techniques, instrumentation, analysis, research, training, and continuing education. Committed to fostering ethical and evidence-based detection of deception, the APA provides essential training, model best practices, and valuable resources for its members—who are dedicated polygraph examiners, educators, and researchers—ensuring the continued advancement of valid polygraph practices.
American Polygraph Association (APA)
American Association of Police Polygraphists
American Poloygraph Association
The American Association of Police Polygraphists (AAPP) is committed to uniting law enforcement professionals from across the nation to enhance the latest training and technology in the field of polygraphy. As part of their mission, the AAPP fosters the exchange of ideas among its members, who represent various agencies, including local, state, tribal, and federal law enforcement. Upholding high standards and ethics, the American Association of Police Polygraphists aims to provide the best training available consistently to polygraph examiners, contributing to the overall advancement of the profession alongside organizations like the American Polygraph Association and the National Polygraph Association.
American Association of Police Polygraphists (AAPP)
National Polygraph Association
National Poloygraph Association
The National Polygraph Association (NPA) aims to foster and sustain an accurate, reliable, and scientific approach for the protection of truthful and innocent individuals. In line with the mission of the American Association of Police Polygraphists, the NPA focuses on enhancing the skills of polygraph examiners through education, research, and advanced training, while sharing practical experiences. Above all, the NPA is dedicated to upholding the highest ethical standards and principles of practice, similar to those promoted by the American Polygraph Association (APA) in their commitment to the field of polygraphy.
National Polygraph Association (NPA)
California Association of Polygraph Examiners
California Association of Polygraph Examiners
The American Association of Police Polygraphists judiciously screens applicants for membership based on their education, training, experience, and moral character to ensure professional competence and ethical conduct among all polygraph examiner members. This association encourages the education of its members and the broader polygraph community through training and provides a forum for the presentation and exchange of information related to polygraphy, aligning with the standards set by the American Polygraph Association. It regulates member conduct by requiring the utilization of generally accepted standards, procedures, and techniques. Additionally, the National Polygraph Association governs its members by establishing a Code of Ethics along with a set of Standards and Principles of Practice, mandating adherence to this code.
California Association of Polygraph Examiners (CAPE)