2016届高考（北师大版）英语一轮复习：第一部分模块复习方略必修三 9_高考复习指南

2016届高考（北师大版）英语一轮复习：第一部分模块复习方略必修三 9

　　Ⅳ.阅读理解，most parents are liars.a，San Diego psychologists wondered whether such lies actually influence children.Are kids who get cheated more likely to lie themselves？The answer，the researchers reported March 17 in ，is a big yes.ited 186 kids between the ages of 3 and 7 into their lab.Upon arrival，some of the kids were told a baldfaced(赤裸裸的)lie：“There is a huge bowl of candy in the next room.Want to go get some？”When the kids got to the candyless room，the researcher admitted that it was a trick to get the kid into the room.When the other group of kids arrived，they were told simply that a fun game awaited them in the next room.，the kids had to guess which toy went with a particular sound. Then，the researcher left the room to take a phone call，leaving the children in perfect positions to cheat and sneak a look at the mysterious toy.，but those who had heard the candy bowl lie were a little more likely to cheat，a camera revealed. Later，the researcher returned and asked kids whether they had peeked. Of the kids who peeked，those between the ages of 5 and 7 who had been cheated with the candy bowl lie were more likely to lie themselves and say they didn’t peek than the kids who didn’t get cheated，the researchers found.Carver says. A simple explanation is that the children imitate how they were treated themselves. Another possibility is that the children lose trust in the person as soon as they realize they’ve been cheated. “The child says，‘This person is a liar so I can lie too，’” Carver says.解题一项研究发现，大人如果对孩子说谎，孩子也会说谎。er’s experiment is to find out