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Unit8 Conduct research on yourself.
Unit8 对自己进行研究
Behavioral scientists say the mere1 act of recording2 a behavior often leads to a change in that behavior.In other words,make a note of what you normally eat before cutting back on calories.
行为科学家表示,对某项行为作记录常会导致该行为的改变。换句话说,在你开始减少卡路里的摄取量前,先对你平常吃的东西作个记录吧。
Rose Stein,a secretary and mother of three teenagers, had this experience.“My doctor told me to keep track of everything I ate for two weeks,then bring the list to her so we could work out a diet."
目前担任秘书且育有三名正值青春期小孩的萝丝·史坦就曾有这样的经验。“我的医生要我连续两个礼拜记录所吃下的每样东西,然后把记录表拿给她看,这样我们才能研拟出一份我的节食计划。”
“I thought I was pretty careful about what I was eating一I made a special effort every day to eat just a simple salad for lunch in the company cafeteria.”
“我本来以为自己对所吃的东西相当谨慎-一我每天刻意地都只在公司自助餐厅里吃一份简单的沙拉午餐。”
Writing everything down gave Rose a new self-awareness.
记录每天所吃的东西让萝丝有了新的自觉。
During her first week of record-keeping,she realized that the two or three doughnut holes she thought she ate were actually eight or nine; that her lunchtime salad was really lettuce3 and tomatoes drenched4 in creamy salad dressing5;that her“occasional" midafternoon candy bar was actually a daily dose; and that after a big dinner with her family, she nibbled6 on leftovers7 while clearing up.
在她开始记录的第一个星期里,她才了解到,原以为自己只吃了两三个甜甜圈,实际上是吃了八九个;午餐所吃的沙拉实际上是生菜和番茄浸在浓郁的沙拉酱中;下午“偶尔”吃的糖果棒实际上是天天在吃;而且每次和家人吃过一顿大餐后,她还会一边收拾一边吃剩菜。
"I was really surprised,”Rose recalls. "Up to then,I thought I was watching my diet. But when I wrote it down in black and white, there was no escaping it-I was eating way too much.”
“我真的好惊讶,”萝丝回忆道。“在那之前,我一直以为自己是在注意饮食。但当我用白纸黑字记录下来时,一览无遗了一一我之前吃得太多了。”
By the second week, even before she went back to her doctor, Rose began to alter her diet. She started her day with a piece of fruit and a small bowl of cereal and quit eating doughnuts at the office. She tried a low-calorie dressing on her lunchtime salad(and liked it).And when she saw her doctor again, she suggested that maybe a more substantial lunch, like a sandwich, might cut back on her urge to snack in the afternoon.
就在第二个礼拜她要去看医生前,萝丝开始改变自己的饮食习惯。她每天起来先吃一片水果和一小碗麦片,在办公室时也不再吃甜甜圈了。她试着在午餐的沙拉中改用一种低热量的沙拉酱(她很喜欢这种吃法)。当她再去看医生时,医生建议她吃一份像三明治之类较耐饥的午餐,也许可以帮助她抑制下午想吃点心的食欲。
Try it. Record what you eat for two weeks. Include the time you eat,the foods you eat and the amount you eat. Be honest. If you’re not,you’re only deceiving yourself. Make notes every time you have something to eat. You may forget if you wait till the end of the day.At this time, don’t make an effort to alter your eating habits--but don’t stop yourself if the urge to do so strikes.
试试看。连续两个星期记录你所吃的东西,包括你吃东西的时间、吃了什么、吃了多少。务必要诚实。如果你不诚实记录,就是在欺骗自己。每次吃东西都作记录。如果等到一天快结束时才记录,你可能会忘记吃了哪些东西。这时,别试着改变自己的饮食习惯---一但如果真想改变的话,也不要刻意阻止自己。
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健身短语
1. lead to+N 导致……
2. make a note of...记录……
3. keep track of... 注意/记住……
4.work out. . .拟出(计划等)
5.make an effort to V 努力……
6.write. . . down 写下……
7.clear up 清理,整理
8.up to. . .直到......
9.in black and white (以白纸黑字的方式)写下来
10.quit+V-ing 停止/不再......
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1 mere | |
adj.纯粹的;仅仅,只不过 | |
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2 recording | |
n.录音,记录 | |
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3 lettuce | |
n.莴苣;生菜 | |
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4 drenched | |
adj.湿透的;充满的v.使湿透( drench的过去式和过去分词 );在某人(某物)上大量使用(某液体) | |
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n.(食物)调料;包扎伤口的用品,敷料 | |
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v.啃,一点一点地咬(吃)( nibble的过去式和过去分词 );啃出(洞),一点一点咬出(洞);慢慢减少;小口咬 | |
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7 leftovers | |
n.剩余物,残留物,剩菜 | |
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