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Information from "How to spot liar?" from Pamela Meyer and The curious incident of the dog in the nighttime.
How does this information from Pamela Meyer make us understand Christopher’s perspective?
Christopher cannot read body language or facial expressions. How are we like him when it comes to lying?
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