Plague Doctor

The fifth day is the rating scale...

On the sixth day, it's a psychological state test...

On the seventh day, it was a trauma check...

On the eighth day, it was a stress test...

On February 13, this was already the twelfth day of Gu Jun's comprehensive review.

The day will continue to be judged. At 7: 30 a.m., half an hour before the initial judgment, the silence of the judging room was broken by footsteps. The five judges in charge of today's work walked in, headed by Ming Ming Hui.

Around the upper level of the room, 116 other reviewers were also seated in turn.

The five judges went to sit at the middle judging table, one metre apart from each other, and kept their records confidential.

They silently prepare themselves, do not communicate, and do not even try to speak. This has been the case for the past twelve days, with no communication at the time of the review, each room after the review, let alone the communication, and surveillance everywhere. The chores are done by another team.

At this time, Minghui looked over at the program documents on the table, and from today on, the focus shifted from quizzes to interrogations.

“Stress avoidance” is one of the most common psychological reactions among persons under review.

Ordinarily, the police interrogate suspects and create an atmosphere of high pressure. Because for the person under trial, stress is torture, and the more stress it is, the more pain it is. Stress stems from external interrogation environments, factual evidence, and psychological conflicts within which lies and facts are not reconciled, confessions and resistance. As long as both sides go hand in hand, the pressure created exceeds the stress tolerance of the person being tried, breaking his or her psychological line of defense, and if evidence can be produced to break his or her defensive plan, the vast majority of the person being tried will confess guilt by giving up consideration to the long-term consequences in order to alleviate immediate suffering.

It's commonly called frightening, pressing, all confessing.

Gu Jun is not an ordinary person, not even an ordinary astronomer. Ordinary pressure techniques do not work and may not pry his mouth even with torture. The interrogation of people like Gu Jun cannot be expected to be under external pressure. The evaluation room is no longer empty and desolate enough. To break its psychological defense line, it must be an internal pressure.

In addition to being an excavation in itself, the first 12 days of the series of tests were designed to create internal pressure and put Gu Jun under a state of high pressure.

In this way, lies are more likely to be uncovered. Alternatively, some secrets that even Gu Jun doesn't know about himself will be exposed from the dark.

Today, the jury will throw a question to Gu Jun:

[Do you think you have a special connection to the unusual forces, dark forces, and alien worlds that make them more active in the astronomical world?

Minghui looked at the main points of this work and had to rub the temple of the hidden pain. The colleagues next door also looked very heavy and didn't know what they were thinking.

No need to communicate, Minghui can also understand that everyone's stress is also growing every day, as is his own.

In fact, nobody here knows exactly what they're doing, and neither does Minghui. Their superiors asked them to review Gu Jun to see if there were any problems, but they didn't specify what they were looking for. However, they are not ignorant; they simply do not have definitive statements from their superiors.

After so many years of work experience, he told Minghui that the main point of today's work is also the beginning of the next few days...

That should be the core issue of the comprehensive review.

Is Gu Jun the engine or what part of the train?

After thinking about it, Minghui wiped his nose again, and he knew that these unnatural movements reflected his inner anxiety.

He looked at the test chair, which was temporarily empty, and the astronomical hero had sat there for the past decade or so, taking a quiz.

There was no polygraph before. The polygraph could not reveal Gu Jun's psychology. This was manifested in previous routine evaluations. His psychology was almost free of physiology. The second reason was that Gu Jun had already had PTSD symptoms in the recent past, and his physiological response was unstable. Even ordinary chatter could suddenly accelerate his heart beat and increase his blood pressure. Such a polygraph reference was not of great value, but was more likely to cause errors. Another reason was that having a polygraph would likely make Gu Jun hostile.

While hostility to Gu Jun was a part of this review, uncovering secrets was the top priority.

If the secret does not exist even Gu Jun himself, it is best to build high pressure while also gaining his trust and sincere cooperation.

During these twelve days, Gu Jun's sincerity or lack of concealment was uncertain for each of their judges, who could only rely on experience and intuition to observe and judge, believing that everything was recorded.

Minghui doesn't know how others have recorded it, but he has not yet written down the suspicion of lying to Gu Jun.

Gu Jun hesitated, wandered, and more often showed anxiety, distress, and bitterness. However, it can be seen that every project is seriously cooperating... No matter what Gu Jun thought, the old seal stone placed in the judging room, the rational monitoring stone worn on his hands, has not been warned yet.

At this time, it was getting closer and closer to 8: 00 a.m., and Minghui cheered up and was ready to begin the evaluation.

But the silence was suddenly broken by a downfall next to him: “Can this question really be judged... If Captain Gu doesn't know it himself, how can it prove yes or no? We can't make an accurate judgment... without Gu Jun, we can have these disasters, other disasters? ”

“Chu Tao!” Stop yelling when you're at it, "he said. ”

Speaking was another adjudicator, Li Chutao, as senior as Minghui, about his age, about his qualifications, and remarkable judging ability.

Now Li Chutao's face appears to be a tumbling cloud, his facial muscles moved by biting his teeth and enduring his emotions.

The other three adjudicators, Wei Yi, Zhang Pingru and Chen Xiaving, can only be silent at this time.

While Minghui stopped them, the headphones they were wearing had played white noise, then Minghui's own headphones also made white noise, and the sound of sand covered the outside sound. At short notice, 120 judges, with the exception of Li Chutao, were blocked from hearing.

Minghui can read lips, many judges have learned lip language, so no one can go to see Li Chutao.

“Chu Tao, do everything according to the rules.” Ming Ming Hui looked forward and said, "Go rest in the back and leave the work ahead to us. ”

Meanwhile, a team of operatives have come up quickly to get Li Chutao out of here, but Li Chutao couldn't help but say something excitedly.

Minghui is in a hurry, old friend, stop it, now the more you say the worse...

Prior to the start of this comprehensive review, each member of the jury was carefully selected by the organization.

When we got here, we were isolated from the outside world. What has been going on out there in the last few days, what actions have been taken by Grandpa Tong and others to intervene with their superiors, none of this is in their minds, and all they have to do is do this review.

But they're all human beings, flesh and blood, and there's psychological stress.

The one tried constantly to judge like a referee, did a lot of great things, sacrificed a lot, saved a lot, was a hero.

Therefore, the organization should consider the way judges handle excessive stress at the outset. Once someone's mental state is no longer suitable for work, the individual needs to stop work immediately. However, the relevant reviewers should still write a report, and their attitudes and opinions should be handed over honestly, which remains one of the bases for higher consideration.

This is the case with Li Chutao. The more he can no longer say it, the more it affects others, and the worse it will be for his own future.

Now it's serious enough, waiting for Li Chutao to have an assessment too.

Several operatives eventually forced Li Chutao to leave the room, and his emotional loss had made the air in the room seem condensed.

Minghui sighed in his heart. Before moving his gaze, he read Li Chutao's lips and said, "Psychology has never been 100% accurate. All theories are flawed...”

The phrase flickered in Minghui's head, yes, it wasn't 100% accurate.

Obviously, Li Chutao's attitude towards Gu Jun is fine, but how can you figure it out? Even a little clue? Don't you do anything...