Scientific American 60 Second Science听抄（有音频文件）

liucirongUID: 2215759

who can figure out the last sentence "hold the ....... for the real deal"?

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August 30, 2007: 60-Second Psych Going Under Hypnosis Before Going Into Surgery

Turns out that hypnosis, once thought to be a hocus pocus parlor trick, may now be considered a legitimate surgical tool.

hypnosis [hipˈnəusis] an unconscious state in which sb can still see and hear and can be influenced to follow commands or answer questions
hocus 欺骗, 麻醉
parlortrick [ˈpɑ:lə] cheap magician trick
legitimate  [liˈdʒitimit]
surgical

Close your eyes. Take a deep breath. Imagine you are on a beach, Here(hear) the waves. You are feeling very relaxed, very sleepy…… Hey, wait, not so fast. I mean you don’t wanna follow(fall into)to a hypnotic state just anywhere, right? Well, Interestingly, research published this weekend in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute shows that there may be one place where the magical(magic of) hypnosis pays off: on the operating table. The clinical study showed that women who were(went) under hypnosis just before breast cancer surgery reported less pain, nausea, tick(fatigue) and motional stress. More surprising, they required less anesthetic during surgery. Psychologists hip(hypnotized) patients for 15 minutes. They were asked to close their eyes and imagine each muscle relaxing, has(as) their guided to their special place. The idea that hypnosis redirects the patients’ focus so deeply that they don’t feel the painness(pain as) much. Hypnosis also lead to less time in the O.R., which led to a surprising cost saving about $700 per patient.

NEW WARD:
fatigue noun  [fəˈti:g]    fə--弱读
[U] a feeling of being extremely tired, usually because of hard work or exercise: physical and mental fatigue ◆ Driver fatigue was to blame for the accident. ◆ I was dropping with fatigue and could not keep my eyes open.
[U] (usually after another noun) a feeling of not wanting to do a particular activity any longer because you have done too much of it: battle fatigue ◆ compassion fatigue (= the inability to feel pity for other people's suffering any more) brought on by too many charity appeals
[U] weakness in metal or wood caused by repeated bending or stretching: The wing of the plane showed signs of metal fatigue.
(fatigues) [pl.] loose clothes worn by soldiers
(fatigues) [pl.] (especially AmE) duties, such as cleaning and cooking, that soldiers have to do, especially as a punishment: We were all put on cookhouse fatigues for a week.

hypnotize [ˈhipnətaiz]  nə--弱读
to produce a state of HYPNOSIS in sb
[usually passive] (written) to interest sb so much that they can think of nothing else

O.R. Operating room手术室

Auditory discrimination:
Here(hear)
Well----弱读
were(went)
has(as)
the magical(magic of) hypnosis
连读:
follow(fall into)to
painness(pain as)







[ 本帖最后由 liucirong 于 2007-8-30 20:06 编辑 ]

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2007-8-30
Williams Syndrome is a genetic condition as a result of a specific DNA sequence deletion. It’s marked by various health problems and low IQ, but also by an interesting behavior. The child with Williams Syndrome is unusually gregarious. Now researchers at the Laboratory for Cognitive Neuroscience at the Salk Institute have studied how nurture and nature interact in Williams Syndrome. They studied the condition across cultures that have different norms for sociability. The study appears in the journal Developmental Science. The researchers surveyed American and Japanese parents of Williams Syndrome children about the kids’ social habits, such as their tendency to approach other people. In both countries, the Williams kids were rated as much more social than others in their age group. “But culture definitely played a role, because what was considered by Japanese parents to be highly gregarious was behavior that in the US was considered normal in non-Williams kids,” said one of the study’s authors, “We are more than the sum total of our genes. We represent a dynamic interaction between our genes and the environment.”

kelediguoUID: 149939

Rig: to provide with a harness or equipment; fit out. From the context, it makes sense. Right?

science daily: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/08/070823180503.htm

kelediguoUID: 149939

2007-8-30 Psych
Close your eyes, take a deep breath, imagine you are on a beach, hear the waves. You are feeling very relaxed, very sleepy. Hey, wait, not so fast. I mean you don’t want to fall into a hypnotic state just anywhere, right? Well interestingly, research published this week in the journal of the National Cancer Institute shows that there may be one place where the magic of hypnosis pays off--on the operating table. The clinical study showed that women who went under hypnosis just before breast cancer surgery reported less pain, nausea, fatigue and emotional stress. More surprising, they required less anesthetic during surgery. Psychologists hypnotized patients for 15 minutes. They were asked to close their eyes and imagine each muscle relaxing as they were guided to their special place. The ideas that hypnosis redirects the patients’ focus so deeply that they don’t feel the pain as much. Hypnosis also led to less time in the OR which led to a surprising cost savings of about 700 dollars per patient.

wlxzmUID: 2292462

2007.8.31

Williams Syndrom is the genetic condition that result of specific DNA sequence deletion. It's marked by
various healthy problems and low IQ, but also by an interesting behavior-the child with Williams Syndrom is unususlly gregarious. Now reseachers of the Laboratory For Cognitive Neuroscience at the Salk Institute have studied how nurture and nature interact Williams Syndrom. They studied condition across clutures
that have different norms for social ability. The study appears in the Journal Developmental Science. The
reseacher servayed American and Japanese parents of Williams Syndrom children about the kids' social
habits, such as their tendency to approach other people. IN both countries, the Williams kids were rated
much social than other their age group, but cluture definitely played a role, because whaat was considerd by Japanese parents to be highly grefarious, was behavior that in the U.S was considered normal and nonWillians kids, said one of the authors, we aer more than the sum totle of our genes, we represent a
dynamic interaction between our genes and the environment.

wlxzmUID: 2292462

2007.8.31 Pysch
Close you eyes, take a deep breath, imagine you are on a beach, here the waves, you are feeling very
relaxing, very sleepy. Hi, wait! Not so fast. I mean you don't want to fall to a hypnotic state just anywhere, right? Interestingly, researchers published this week in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, shows that there maybe one place where the magic hypnosis pays off-on the operation table. The clinical study
shows that women who were under hypnosis just before breast cancer surgery reported less pain, nausea, fatigue and motional stress. More surprising, they required less anesthetic during surgery. Psychologists
hypnotized patients for fifteen minutes, they were asked to close their eyes and imagine each muscle
relaxing as they were guided to the special place. The ideas that hypnosis redirects patients’ focus so
deeply that they don't feel that pain as much. Hypnosis also led to less time in the OR, which led to a
surprising cost savings about seven hundreds dollars per patient.

能力有限,红色部分是根据LS的高手整理的!
谢谢你啊!

linkunkun7UID: 2196646

好呀~~~大家的字都好大，稀饭~~~:rolleyes:

deeperingUID: 2360981

8.30第一句大家听的到底是as a result of 还是 results of
我只能听出是result ，不是results， condition 后的确有一个 a 的音

liucirongUID: 2215759

Williams Syndrome is a genetic condition that results from(,a result of a) specific DNA sequence deletion. It’s marked by various healthy problems and low IQ, but also by an interesting behavior. The child with Williams Syndrome is unusually regress(gregarious). Now researchers ofthe Laboratory for Cognitive Neuroscience at the Salk Institute have studied how nature and nurture interacted(interact in) Williams Syndrome. They studied the condition of cross(across) cultures that have different norms for social ability(sociability). The study appears in the Journal Developmental Science. The researchers suveyed the American and the Japanese parents of Williams Syndrome children about the kids’ social habits, such as their attendance(tendency) or(to) approach other people. In both countries, the Williams kids were read(rated) as much more social than others in their age group, but culture definitely played a role. “Because what was considered by Japanese parents to be highly regress(gregarious) was behavior that in the U.S. was considered normal in non-Williams kids”, said one of the study’s authors, “We are more than some total of our genes. We represented a dynamic interaction between our genes and environment.”

NEW WORDS:
regress(gregarious)[griˈgeəriəs] adjective
liking to be with other people

sociability好交际, 社交性, 善于交际
Auditory discrimination:
that results from(,a result of a) specific DNA sequence
interacted(interact in)
of cross(across)
their attendance(tendency) or(to) approach other people.
their age group
kids were read(rated) as much more social than others
Spell:
various   behavior
Laboratory for Cognitive Neuroscience
nurture

graduate06UID: 2223299

10:36 2007-8-31   
Scientific American 60 second psychology  August 23, 2007

This is scientific American 60 second psych. I am Crystal Necolson. Get a minute.
What do women want? Well, according to the marketers anything as long as it is pink from baby blank to celephone the first happened moving female consumers is to have a pink craft. Well, researcher published the speaking c*** biology may validate the practice, although feminists may say red. Researchers from the Calson University asked more than 200 people to choose their prefered color from the range of red green to blue yellow. They found the women accross the aboard strongly prefer the reddish. While the man, not so much. Further, they give the subjects the *** *** inventory that measures femininity and find that more feminine you are the more you prefer the reddish use. Since study was cross cultural scientists said the preference may be a part of their nature. Especuly that hundred gather day's women who may have gather more than handed. Hond Skill for spoiding red red fruit, they also suggest when they are more sensitive to blush skin in order to better read emotional states. So this sensitivity to reddish they say stark and makes blin cliche again pretty and pink. Thanks for the minute for scientific American 60 second psych. I am Crystal Necolson.     


自己改正的词：蓝色标记
feminists


自己改正后仍然不确定的词：红色标记
celephone
c***
Calson University
preferred
*** ***
Especuly
spoiding
red
stark
blin cliche

[ 本帖最后由 graduate06 于 2007-8-31 19:08 编辑 ]

graduate06UID: 2223299

自己刚开始，一点一点积累吧，感觉有点像原来在GRE版大家写作文互改，哈哈，大家都加油！！:)

graduate06UID: 2223299

Scientific American 60 second psychology  August 29, 2007

This is scientific Americans 60 second psych, I am Crystal Necolson, get a minute.

Close your eyes, take a deep breath, and imagine you are on the beach, here the waves, you are feeling very relaxed, very sleepy. Hi, wait, not so fast. I mean you don’t want to follow to a hypnotic stage just anywhere, right? Or interestingly researchers publish this week of journal of national cancer institute shows that may be one place where imaginic noeses pays off on the operating table. The quantical study shows that women *** *** Knows just before breathcancer surgery report less pain, *** , fatigue, and emotional stress, more surprising they required less anaesthetic during surgery. Psycologists hypnotize patients for 14 minutes, they were asked to close their eyes and imagine each muscle relaxing, as they regard to their special place. The ideas have no *** *** focus so deeply that they don't feel the pain as much. Have *** also less time they owe are which let a surprising cost saving about 700 dollars preparation. Thanks for the minute for sixty second science psych, I am Crystal Necolson.

短语：
pay off
To pay the full amount on (a debt).
偿清（债务） ：支付（债务）的全部数额
To effect profit:
带来利益：
a bet that paid off poorly.
没有多大利息的赌注
To get revenge for or on; requite.
报复：为…或向…报复；报复
To pay the wages due to (an employee) upon discharge.
结算工资：由于要解雇（雇员）支付工资

自己改正的词：蓝色标记

自己改正后仍然不确定的词：红色标记

[ 本帖最后由 graduate06 于 2007-8-31 23:20 编辑 ]

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August 31, 2007: 60-Second Science
                                                        Mold On The Mind

Is mold in your health affecting yourbrain. A study just published in the americanjournal of public health found that damp, moldy housesmay contribute to depression. Researchers interviewed nearly 6000 individuals in 8 europeancities, and just 6.5% of people who living in homes with on appearly mold showed signsof depression. With just a little mold figure jump to  9.7%, and the dampest moldiest homes 15.8% of the people reported extensive signs of depression. But wait a minute, mold wasn’t the only factor linked to depression, people who lived in the smallest and most crowded homes showed higher rate of depression. As did Heavy smokers, the unemployed, and people with theleast education. But young people and single man have lower rates, Which risesone interesting point: Those who says they felt in control of their home  were less likely to be depressed, even if it had mold, Which might help explain why collegestudents are so unfazed by the things that grow inpizza boxes and under piles of clothes. Dude, what mold!

Mold n.模子，霉
       v.发霉，使发霉

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Scientific American 60 second psychology  August 29, 2007

Scientific American 60 second psychology  August 29, 2007

This is scientific Americans 60 second psych, I am Crystal Necolson, get a minute.

Close your eyes, take a deepbreath, and imagine you are on the beach, here the waves, you arefeeling very relaxed, very sleepy. Hi, wait, not so fast. I mean youdon’t want to follow to a hypnotic stage justanywhere, right? Or interestingly researchers publish this week ofjournal of national cancer institute shows that may be one place where the magic hypnosis pays off,  on the operating table. The clinical study shows that women who went under hypnosis just before breath cancer surgery reported less pain, nausea, fatigue and emotional stress, more surprising, they required less anaesthetic during surgery. Psycologists hypnotize patients for 15 minutes, they were asked to close their eyes and imagine each muscle relaxing, as they were guided to their special place. The ideas have hypnosis redirect the focus so deeply that they don't feel the pain as much. Hyponosis also led less time in the OR, which led a surprising cost saving about 700 dollarsper patient. Thanks for the minute for sixty second science psych, I am Crystal Necolson.

OR - Operating Room.

大体上就是这样吧. 可能有些细处会不准.

原帖由 graduate06 于 2007-8-31 23:17 发表
Scientific American 60 second psychology  August 29, 2007

This is scientific Americans 60 second psych, I am Crystal Necolson, get a minute.

Close your eyes, take a deep breath, and imag ...

[ 本帖最后由 paopaotang 于 2007-9-1 11:46 编辑 ]

wlxzmUID: 2292462

2007.9.1
Is mold in your house affectting you bbrain? A study just published in American Journal of Public Healgh  found damp, moldy house may contribute to depression. Researches interviewed nearly six thousands       individuals in the eight european cities, and just six point five persent people who lived in hime with no    appear mold showed signs of depression. With just little mold, the figure jumpt to nine point seven          percent. And the dampest, moldiest homes, fifteen point eight percent reported extensive signs of           depression. But wait a minute, mold wasn't the only factor linked to depression. People who live in a small and most crowded home showed higher rates depression, as did heavy smokers, the unemployed and      people with the least education. But young people and single man had lower rate, which reason is one      interesting point. Those who said they fail in control of their home were less likely to be depressed, even if it had mold, which mieght help explain my college students so unfazed by the things that grown in
old pizza boxes and under liles of clothes. Dude! Well mold.

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