
Habituation Learning bad posture ![]() Discussion Questions Q1 In your own words, please briefly summarize the article. Q2 What part of the reading resonated with you most? Q3 What are your positive and negative habits? Q4 What are some habits you’d like to develop? Q5 Are there any habits you would like to change? Explain. Q6 Are there specific triggers in your environment that lead to certain habits? Q7 Do you have any strategies for maintaining good posture and relaxed muscles? Q8 How do you think awareness of habituation can improve overall health and well-being? Q9 If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down. Expressions counteraction an action taken to counteract or counterbalance another action 例句 1 A counteraction can help the situation if it’s done quickly enough. 例句 2 The cape is like a counteraction to gravity, allowing the wearer to fly. something is off feeling that something is not right or not as expected 例句 1 She sensed something was off about his explanation, but couldn't pinpoint what. 例句 2 I can't put my finger on it, but something is definitely off with this situation. perform to carry out a task or action 例句 1 The orchestra will perform a symphony by Beethoven in tonight's concert. 例句 2 She had to perform a series of experiments to prove her hypothesis. involuntary done without conscious control; automatic 例句 1 His involuntary reaction to the loud noise startled everyone in the room. 例句 2 The twitching of her eye was involuntary and caused by stress. compound made worse 例句 1 The difficulties of traveling are compounded by the annoying singing of my travel partners. 例句 2 The problems are compounded by various factors outside of our control. |
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