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Polygenic characteristics

Polygenic characteristics refers to personal traits or physical properties of a person which are influenced by many genes working in combination.

Polygenic disease

Polygenic disease is defined as a genetic disease caused by the combined actions of two (2) or more genes. The following are examples of Polygenic diseases: Coronary heart disease, Diabetes, Hypertension, and Peptic ulcers. These disorders depend on the simultaneous presence of several genes or combination of many genes working together. These diseases are not inherited in simple Mendelian patterns.

Polygenic inheritance

Polygenic inheritance is when Phenotypes are the result of the combined activity of many separate genes

Polygenic trait

Polygenic trait refers to a characteristic that is influenced by the action or activity of many genes rather than a single pair.

Polygon

Polygon is defined as a frequency distribution graph in which a series of points connected by straight lines indicates the frequency of each score from an interval or ratio scale of measurement.

Polygraph

Polygraph refers to a mechanical device used to measure and record people's physiological responses, such as heart rate, blood pressure, circulation respiration, and galvanic skin response. It is a devide used to detect deception in crime suspects. When Polygraph or Polygraph machine is used in "lie detection", the Polygraph Operators attempt to tell if someone is lying by observing how that person responds physiologically while answering questions Polygraph is commonly called a Lie Detector

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Polygraph Detection Test

Polygraph Detection Test refers to an electronic test intended to determine honesty by measuring an individual"s physiological changes after being asked questions.

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Polygraph Test

Polygraph Test refers to an examination which is based on an assumption that there is an interaction between the mind and body and is conducted by various components or the sensors of

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