外研版（2019） 選擇性必修第三冊(cè) Unit 1 Face Values Using language課件

UNIT1

Period4Usinglanguage-listeningReviewwhatwelearntlastclass.Translatethesentenceswithsubjectclauses.1.他要來(lái)，這是肯定的。2.誰(shuí)來(lái)負(fù)責(zé)這個(gè)任務(wù)還沒有決定。3.據(jù)說下個(gè)月我們期中考試。4.看起來(lái)他們會(huì)贏得這場(chǎng)比賽。5.它為什么突然消失了還是個(gè)迷。Thathewillcomeiscertain./Itiscertainthathewillcome.Whowilltakechargeofthetaskhasn’tbeendecided.Itissaidthatwewillhaveourmid-termexamnextmonth.Itseemsthattheywillwinthegame.Whyitsuddenlydisappearedstillremainsamystery.SkindeepListentothespeech.Choosethetitlethatbestdescribesthetopicandgiveyourreasons.1HowtoHideScars2OurTrueSelfLiesWithin3TheLifeStoryofDrKleck4ThePsychologyofSadness

TheScarExperiment

BasicfactsTheresearcher:DrRobertKleckYear:1

0Theprocedure:?2

0wasdrawnoneachvolunteer’sfaceusingHollywood-stylemake-up.?DrKleckshowedthescarstothevolunteers.?He3

0thescarswithoutthevolunteers’knowingit.?Thevolunteerswentoutsideandnotedhowpeople4

.?Theythoughtthatpeoplewererudertothem,andlesskind.Theythoughtpeople5

____________thescars.Findings?Thevolunteers6

others’behaviour

towardsthem.?Whoweareisinourheads,not7

.?Ifpeoplechoosetofeel8

,theywillactuallyfeelthatway.1991AnuglyfakescarremovedreactedtothemstaredatLearningtolearnBeforelistening,predictwhatcanbeputintotheblanksbasedonthecontext,partofspeechandsoon.imagined/misunderstoodhowwelookontheoutsidehappyandpositiveHello，andthankyoufor

coming.Thesubjectofthisspeechisself-image，thatis，youropinionofyourownappearance，abilities，andpersonality.Asweknow，

psychologistsoftenperformexperiments

tolearnmoreabout

humancharacterandbehaviour.Today，I’mgoingtotalkaboutapsychologicalexperimentfrom1991.It’scalledtheScarExperiment.ThisexperimentwascreatedbyapsychologistcalledDrRobertKleck.First，hefoundtenvolunteersandputeachofthemintoadifferentroomwithoutmirrors.Next，hedrewanuglyfake

scaroneachvolunteer’sfaceusingmake-up—thesortofmake-uptheyuseinHollywoodfilms.Then

hetookoutamirrorandshowedthevolunteerstheirscars.Next，DrKleckpretendedtoimprovethescars，butactuallyremovedthemake-up.Sothevolunteersthoughttheyhadscars，buttheydidn’t.Afterthat，thevolunteersweretoldtogooutside，andtakenoteofhowpeoplereactedto

them.Theydidthis，andcameback.Theyallreportedthatpeoplewereruderandlesskindto

them，andthatpeoplestaredat

theirscars.Asaresult，theyfeltveryuncomfortable.However，theydidn’treallyhavescars!Thevolunteersimaginedthatotherpeoplehadchangedtheirbehaviour，butactuallytheyhadnot.Asyoucansee，there’sanimportantlessonhere.Itdoesn’tmatter

howweactuallylook—theonlythingthat’simportantishowwefeelaboutourselves.Tosumup，whoweareisinourheads.It’snothowwelookontheoutsidethatmatters，buthowwefeelontheinside.Ifwechoosetobehappyandpositive，thenwewillfeelthatway.Ifweshowahappyandpositivefaceto

theworld，wewillgetonebackinreturn

.Ihopeyou’veenjoyedthespeech.Thankyou，andremember：yourtrueselflieswithin.Workinpairsanddiscusstheq