SectionB unit 4课件.ppt

;I. Reading Skills;Write down the main idea of each paragraph in your own words. ; People often make 1 judgments. But snap judgments are 2 considered signs of immaturity or lack of common sense. 3 people talk a lot to become acquainted. 4 , researchers find the importance of speech is overestimated. 5 , we communicate a great deal with our bodies. For example, 6 are two of most “telling” forms of ;behavior. 7 , clothing communicates many things. The ornaments a person wear communicate a lot too. A person’s 8 can be found in his choice in architecture and 9 . Perhaps, snap judgments are 10 . ; People often make snap judgments. But snap judgments are usually considered signs of immaturity or lack of common sense. So people talk a lot to become acquainted. However, researchers find the importance of speech is overestimated. In fact, we communicate a great deal with our bodies. For example, driving and playing games are two of most “telling” forms of;behavior. Besides, clothing communicates many things. The ornaments a person wear communicate a lot, too. A person’s nature can be found in his choice in architecture and furniture. Perhaps, snap judgments are not unsound . ; Stories behind the Pictures;1. Who can get the position as a sales  manager? Why?;2. What’s in their minds?;II. Actions Speak Louder;I have to go now! You are nothing! I forgot! I got an idea! We won! Be silent, please.;Tapping fingers on briefcase. Rubbing hands together. Biting fingernails. Grabbing arms of the chair. Running fingers through hair.; Focus Study;I. Active Expressions;他在一次大学迪斯科舞会上偶然认识了她。 他们总让我们感到很放松。 别相信报纸上的说法。 他们安然无恙地返回。 好的推销员必须要有闯劲。 这是正确的政策。;;Such statements are examples of “snap judgments”, opinions which are formed suddenly, seemingly on no sound reason at all. ;Such statements are examples of “snap judgments”, opinions which are formed suddenly, seemingly on no sound re