COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS OCCURRING DURING PROLONGED LYING POSITION

Abstract

Abstract: Lying has a significant impact on a person’s physiological state. Research shows that during deception, there is an increase in heart rate, a change in breathing rhythm, activation of sweat glands, and an increase in blood pressure. This article analyzes the main physiological changes that occur during lying and their neurobiological basis. It also discusses the effectiveness of using polygraphic methods and modern neurophysiological approaches to detecting lies. The results of the study contribute to a deeper understanding of human physiology and expand the possibilities of practical application in the field of law enforcement and psychology.