This essay is an action research report, focusing on the analysis of a common problem in EFL teaching---passive class. By analyzing the data collected in an EFL class, the author testifies the hypotheses, reflects on ...This essay is an action research report, focusing on the analysis of a common problem in EFL teaching---passive class. By analyzing the data collected in an EFL class, the author testifies the hypotheses, reflects on some possible reasons for the passive class and proposes suggestions to improve the teacher-student interaction.展开更多
Numerous neuropsychiatric disorders are characterized by significant impairments in decision-making function.These include impulsive decision-making in attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder(ADHD)[1],excessive risk-...Numerous neuropsychiatric disorders are characterized by significant impairments in decision-making function.These include impulsive decision-making in attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder(ADHD)[1],excessive risk-taking during manic episodes in bipolar disorder,and the distorted prioritization observed in substance use disorders.Decisionmaking involves reflecting on the outcomes of past actions and weighing the potential consequences of future actions.In this complex balancing process,mesolimbic dopamine influences reward value assessment,the strength of motivation,and the initiation of action[2].展开更多
文摘This essay is an action research report, focusing on the analysis of a common problem in EFL teaching---passive class. By analyzing the data collected in an EFL class, the author testifies the hypotheses, reflects on some possible reasons for the passive class and proposes suggestions to improve the teacher-student interaction.
基金supported by the grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(82404599)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation-funded project(2025T180963).
文摘Numerous neuropsychiatric disorders are characterized by significant impairments in decision-making function.These include impulsive decision-making in attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder(ADHD)[1],excessive risk-taking during manic episodes in bipolar disorder,and the distorted prioritization observed in substance use disorders.Decisionmaking involves reflecting on the outcomes of past actions and weighing the potential consequences of future actions.In this complex balancing process,mesolimbic dopamine influences reward value assessment,the strength of motivation,and the initiation of action[2].
