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Bob Mathew, a forensic accountant, interviewed the following individuals for a fraud case. Based on their body language, which of them is most likely trying to deceive Bob?
A) Mia stood with her hands on her hips and rolled her eyes.
B) Devon sat on the chair, jiggling his feet, and kept his head levelled.
C) Cody stood crossing his legs and kept his eyes on the floor.
D) Payton avoided eye contact and kept her hands hidden.

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Authors: Rufus, Miller, Hahn

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