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Even if you have someone to judge, the quest won’t trigger until you leave Skyhold and return at least once. However, the literature on the emotion-based approach to lie detection is highly contentious [ 36, 38]. While some studies indicate that, in specific scenarios, the ability to detect microexpressions is positively related to deception detection performance [ 39, 40], more recent evaluations find no link between emotional cues and improvements in accuracy [ 41, 42].

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An independent samples t-test comparing the total (combined AOIs) percentage of looking times (AvgDT%) based on posture was conducted. Overall, the judges in the Open posture ( M = 18.6%, SD = 4.7%) devoted less time looking at senders, than those in the Closed posture ( M = 21.8%, SD = 1.5%). To obtain normality, the analysis was conducted on base 10 log-transformed data. This revealed a statistically significant difference based on posture, t(24.67) = 2.08, p = 0.048, d s = 0.72, 95% CI (0.01, 1.44) (unequal variance). Crassius’s crimes are deplorable, from apostasy and smuggling to working alongside Corypheus. However, he can prove to have some worth to the Inquisition. Accused of treason, murder, and impersonating a Grey Warden, this is one of the more difficult judgments given your history with this enigmatic character. Judgment Options Florianne will appear as a court jester NPC. She will occassionally appear next to the throne and will make witty remarks if you approach her.

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