【Phat Yeti出品】60-SECOND SCIENCE 官方听力文稿 + 讨论帖 （更新至：2008.03.07）

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SIGH.........

深海lavenderUID: 2350207

顶过.
早上网速果然是快......去学校网站下表格,晚上总是半天不出来,一出来就是找不到服务器......早上相当快啊~~就是ADOBE公司好BT...给我搞了个木马,害的重启杀毒弄了半个多小时才好......ORZ......

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:o 起得好早。。学习中

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Tinnitus Sufferers Should Tune Out

No one ever sits in silence these days. But if we did, many of us would experience tinnitus—that is, phantom noise. It’s normally a high ringing like this: [tone]. But it can sound like crickets [crickets sound], or buzzing [buzzer sound], or music [music clip]. Now a Brazilian study has found that people won’t hear these noises as much if they simply aren’t listening. Volunteers with normal hearing were put in soundproofed rooms. When they focused on listening, almost 70 percent heard phantom noises. But when they focused on seeing, only 45 percent heard noises. And when solving a puzzle, only 20 percent heard noises.

Some people have constant, debilitating tinnitus. For them, this study suggests that therapies to divert attention from hearing could help. For everyone else, well, the best way to avoid tinnitus might be just not to listen very hard. In fact, you should probably forget about this program altogether. Oh, and don’t think about pink elephants.

[ 本帖最后由 豆豆～ 于 2008-1-7 19:42 编辑 ]

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up

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听力内容不全阿

豆豆～UID: 2378384

是全的啊，你是不是没有下载完整？

zhoushengyuanlyUID: 2246479

:eek: 。。。可能是下着下这断网了

深海lavenderUID: 2350207

每天12点睡觉,凌晨3点半起来.
不过这星期要惨了......1快到DEADLINE了,2要去南大考试得做些竞赛题,3就要期末考试了....SIGH.....怀疑离ALL NIGHTER不远了......

zhoushengyuanlyUID: 2246479

身体第一阿。。。pat
不过。。我要是年轻时有你一半努力，，也不至于，
还是得向你学习:rolleyes:

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表学我．现在发现弊端了．早上上课瞌睡的不得了，听不进去，干事效率还低．．．ＳＩＧＨ．．．决定多睡一点，保证效率是关键．

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UP.

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up:handshake

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Kids and Adults Share Nightmares

How frequent are nightmares for toddlers, and what causes them? Those are questions researchers at the University of Montreal hoped to answer. They asked parents of about a thousand children to estimate the occurrence of their child’s nightmares from age two and a half through age six. The parents were also questioned about their child’s disposition.

First, it turns out nightmares aren’t so frequent. About a third of the parents reported no nightmares at all. And then there’s the second result. Kids who were called “difficult” as early as 5 months were more likely to suffer from nightmares as toddlers. And the ones who at a year and a half were more anxious, more likely to cry, and more difficult to calm down were also more likely to have bad dreams.

The study authors say this means children may be, well, like little adults.  It’s already well established that adults tend to express real-live stress and emotional problems as nightmares. The researchers suggest that focusing on the kids’ day-time issues, and on parenting techniques, may help banish night-time demons.

[ 本帖最后由 豆豆～ 于 2008-1-8 15:43 编辑 ]

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:)