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发表于 2009-5-26 00:38
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这几篇sss对我来说稍有难度,请好心人帮忙解答一下!万分感谢!
原文:Any successful business person can tell you about the importance of face time. Actually sitting down with clients, co-workers maybe even competitors. But there may be even more to this whole face to face business than meets the eye. Or exactly as much as meets the eye. Because a new study from Tufts University suggests that the success of a cooperation rests squarely on the face of its CEO. The researchers took photos of 50 CEOs from the highest and lowest rank fortune one thousand companies. They showed these pictures to a group of undergrads. They asked the students to rate each face on whether its owners looked competent, dominant, likable, mature or trustworthy. What they found is that the student's impressions tracked with company profits. The more powerful and leader like the CEO appeared the more successful the cooperation. Even though the CEOs were all pretty much middle-aged white guys in ties. The study which will appear in February issue of Psychological Science doesn't see whether profitable companies tend to promote people who look like leaders or whether successful CEOs grow to look the part. Either way looks like company's financial about face can actually be about face.
黑体字(句子):该如何翻译? 红色字:具体在句中什么意思?怎么解释?
Researchers from the University of Sheffield took the novel approach of actually interviewing children, rather than relying on adult ideas about what kid like.
You will see evidence for a new finding...
reward system是什么?
But when the intruder was removed, the mouse would engage in behavior that he learned would bring his target back.
The researchers think that aggression was its own reward.(在这篇文章里,reward指的是什么?)
when the mouse that was deprived of his female companion got a drug that inactivated dopamine receptors, he brought the intruder back less frequently.看到这我就糊涂了,这篇文章到底想说什么?这句话怎么翻译?
原文:Gonna watch the NFL conference championship games on Sunday? You’ll see evidence for a new finding: aggression is rewarding. In what scientists from Vanderbilt University say is the first study of its kind, they report that aggressive behavior triggers dopamine, a neurotransmitter in the brain that is known to be part of a reward system. Dopamine levels increase when people and animals get food, sex, and drugs like cocaine.
The researchers report in the online edition of the journal Psychopharmacology that when a caged male mouse was faced with an intrusive male mouse that replaced a female previously in the cage, the first male got aggressive. He bit and boxed the interloper. But when the intruder was removed, the mouse would engage in behavior the he learned would bring his target back. The researchers think that aggression was its own reward.
More evidence: when the mouse that was deprived of his female companion got a drug that inactivated dopamine receptors, he brought the intruder back less frequently. So remember that when Michael Strahan is smashing into Brett Favre, he really, really likes it.
以上黑体字(句子):该如何翻译? 红色字:具体在句中什么意思?怎么解释?
这次的问题很多,见谅! |
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