She ______ with shame when she was accused of stealing money from her roommates.A.flaredB.
She ______ with shame when she was accused of stealing money from her roommates.
A.flared
B.flashed
C.fluttered
D.flushed
She ______ with shame when she was accused of stealing money from her roommates.
A.flared
B.flashed
C.fluttered
D.flushed
How they work no one knows. But the brain rules the body in many subconscious ways, including its control of the body's major hormones and its subtle influence over the immune system. So it's possible that, in ways yet unknown, expectations about health or disease are sometimes translated in to a bodily reaction that fulfils them. The power of these effects is hard to overstate.
A rule of thumb is that 30 percent of patients in the placebo half of a drug trial (i. e. those who unknowingly receive a dummy pill instead of the real thing) will experience all improvement in symptoms. But the proportion may be much higher. Just like real drugs, placebo pills can produce stronger effects in larger doses. Patients will report greater relief when given a larger pill, or two dummy capsules instead of one.
Doctors' expectations also contribute to the awesome power of the placebo effect. In a study of tooth extraction, patients were given either a painkiller or sham drugs. Some dentists were assigned to give either drug, without knowing which, but other dentists knew they would be giving only sham drugs. The patients whose dentists thought they had at least a 50-50 chance of giving a painkiller suffered significantly less pain. Presumably, doctors transmit their expectations to the patient through subtle cues, often without knowing they are doing so.
Placebo and noeebo ______.
A.only exist in people's imagination
B.were medicines used by Latin people
C.are very effective in healing
D.are hated by both doctors and patients
A.Because she is the woman.
B.Because she is clever.
C.Because she protects her right through the law.
D.Because she gets a lot of money.
A.That she is a barbarian.
B.That she doesn't like to read.
C.That she probably has the book.
D.That she owns a bookstore.
A.she is a singer
B.being a singer
C.is she a singer
D.is a singer
A.That she has stopped smoking.
B.That she does not want to get married.
C.That she has asked the man to quit smoking many times.
D.That she is not in love with the man.
She did not ______ staying at home as she had some sewing she wanted to do.
A.mind
B.object
C.matter
D.care
She was ______ because she felt that she had been punished unfairly.
A.indignant
B.indicative
C.indifferent
D.industrial