首页
登录
职称英语
Researchers from the University of Plymouth in England wondered whether mood
Researchers from the University of Plymouth in England wondered whether mood
游客
2024-08-01
17
管理
问题
Researchers from the University of Plymouth in England wondered whether mood might affect the way kids learn. To find out, they performed two learning experiments with children.
The first experiment enlisted 30 kids, ages 10 and 11. Each child was given 20 problems in which a triangle or houselike shape was hidden inside a different, larger image. The kids had to find the small shape while sitting in a room with, either happy or sad classical music playing in the background.
As a measure of mood, the scientists asked the kids to point to one of five faces, ranging from happy to sad. Children listening to the happy music tended to point to the smiling faces, indicating that they felt happy. Kids surrounded by sad tunes pointed instead to the frowns.
The researchers found that sad kids took at least a second less to find the small shapes. The sad kids also correctly identified an average of three or four more shapes.
In the second experiment, 61 children, ages 6 and 7, faced the same type of shape-finding problems. Instead of listening to different types of music, though, they watched one of three scenes from a film. One scene was happy. One was neutral. One was sad.
In this study, kids’ moods tended to reflect the scene they had seen. And just like in the first experiment, kids who felt sad or neutral performed better on the tests compared to happier kids. They solved an average of two or three more problems.
The researchers hypothesize(假设)that feeling down makes people more aware of details, perhaps because sadness makes us more likely to focus on a problem or difficult situation. Some studies suggest that mildly sad adults do better than happy ones on tests of memory, judgment and argument that involve attention to detail.
Questions: [br] The second experiment is different from the first in that______.
选项
答案
kids watched scenes from films instead oflistening to music
解析
第五段第二句指出,第二个实验没有跟第一个实验一样让孩子们听不同类型的音乐,而是让他们观看从一部电影中选出的三个场景中的一个场景。
转载请注明原文地址:https://www.tihaiku.com/zcyy/3701361.html
相关试题推荐
Thereareseverallandladiesapprovedbytheuniversitywhocantakein______.A、
______enoughtimeandmoney,theresearcherswouldhavebeenabletodiscovermo
Ihadbeenauniversitystudentforthreeyears,butnotuntilthisafternoonha
______enoughtimeandmoney,theresearcherswouldhavebeenabletodiscovermo
______enoughtimeandmoney,theresearcherswouldhavebeenabletodiscovermo
WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaboutMissGreen’suniversitydays?[b
Ihadbeenauniversitystudentforthreeyears,butnotuntilthisafternoonha
______enoughtimeandmoney,theresearcherswouldhavebeenabletodiscovermo
Thereareseverallandladiesapprovedbytheuniversitywhocantakein______.A、
Ihadbeenauniversitystudentforthreeyears,butnotuntilthisafternoonha
随机试题
Johnmade______keysforthehouse:oneforhiswifeandoneforhimself.A、facili
Theexperimentwas______wehadanticipated.A、asuccessmorethanB、moreasucce
[originaltext]TodayIwanttotalkabouttheEarth’slastmajorclimaticsh
C提示:利用平面曲线方程和旋转曲面方程的关系直接写出。
A.{4,-2,4} B.{4,2,4} C.{-4,2,4} D.{-4
患儿女,5岁。尿频、尿急、尿痛5天,体温39.5℃,左肾区有叩击痛,尿常规蛋白(
音乐教学是学校实施美育的有效手段,其核心内容是()A.审美体验 B.技能训
在传统计价模式下,编制施工图预算的要素价格是根据( )确定的。A、企业定额 B
A.飞沫传播B.粪-口传播C.空气传播D.直接接触传播E.血液及血液制品流感的传
引起小儿颌下间隙感染的最多来源是()A.外伤性 B.牙源性 C.血源性
最新回复
(
0
)