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Pacifier is a social [[skill]]. It appears to be useful for calming down tantruming dwarves. It has been observed that an angry dwarf has stopped and calmed down after talking with someone with Novice [[Consoler]] or Novice Pacifier. This is indicated within its thoughts/mood screen. | Pacifier is a social [[skill]]. It appears to be useful for calming down tantruming dwarves. It has been observed that an angry dwarf has stopped and calmed down after talking with someone with Novice [[Consoler]] or Novice Pacifier. This is indicated within its thoughts/mood screen. | ||
| − | Pacifier produces the thoughts: "...yelled at somebody in charge and felt <a little / a lot> better afterward." and "... was yelled at by | + | Pacifier produces the thoughts: "...yelled at somebody in charge and felt <a little / a lot> better afterward." and "... was yelled at by and unhappy citizen recently." |
Citizens with high [[Personality trait|ANGER]] and [[Personality trait|ASSERTIVENESS]] are more likely to yell at somebody in charge when unhappy. | Citizens with high [[Personality trait|ANGER]] and [[Personality trait|ASSERTIVENESS]] are more likely to yell at somebody in charge when unhappy. | ||