A jury is provided evidence in the form of a GKT polygraph test. The defendant failed the test but has already admitted that he was there when the crime was committed. How will the jury interpret this polygraph test? They will always agree with the determination made by the polygraph results. They will be greatly influenced by the polygraph results. They will realize that the defendant was doomed to fail. They will recognize that polygraph tests are not good indicators of guilt. They will take the polygraph into consideration, but it will not weigh heavily on their decision.