每日口說挑戰【Ted-Ed】為什麼我們喜歡重複的音樂 (Why we love repetition in music - Elizabeth Hellmuth Margulis)

☺One part of the answer comes from what psychologists call "the mere-exposure effect". In short, people tend to prefer things they've been exposed to before.
一部分原因來自心理學家所謂的「單純曝光效應」，簡而言之，人們會偏愛選擇他們曾接觸過的東西。
【心得】爸媽念起人來，比音樂的副歌重複率更高，但這應該沒有人會喜歡XD
■psychologist [saɪˋkɑlədʒɪst] 心理學家
■psychological [͵saɪkəˋlɑdʒɪk!] 心理學的；心理學家的；心理的、精神的
■psychological moment (做某事的)最適當的時機、最可能被接受的時刻、最佳時機、最能達到預期效果的時機
■psychological warfare 心理戰
■mere [mɪr] 只不過的、僅僅的
■merely [ˋmɪrlɪ] 僅僅、只、不過
■In short 簡而言之、總之
■expose[ɪkˋspoz] .揭露、揭發[(+to)] ；使曝光、暴露；使看得見
expose sb to sth使…遭受…；使…暴露於/接觸到…
expose oneself (男性公然)露鳥
■exposé [ˌɛkspoˋze] 曝光 =(報道)

Annie太適合唱兒歌了！
0:27 Let me show with you my favorite motto([ˋmɑto]n.座右銘) that is “No music, no life!”. I’m a total music lover and I’m especially crazy for Country music(鄉村音樂). Whenever I listen to music, I feel like my stress disappears all at once(一次全部). But have you ever wondered why a song usually repeats its melody(旋律n.)? Is it because the composers([kəmˋpozɚ]n.作曲者) are talented(a.有天賦的) enough? This is definitely not the answer. So, are you curious about the answer? Well, I put it in today’s sentence, so now let’s move onto the next part, and the sentence for today is “One part of the answer comes from what psychologists call "the mere-exposure effect(單純曝光效應)". In short(簡言之), people tend to(傾向) prefer things they've been exposed(v.使接觸) to before.”

1.1 psychologist [saɪˋkɑlədʒɪst] (n.)心理學家
She spent 10 years working with a child psychologist.

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+get away with sth : 做（錯事）而未被懲罰，做（壞事）而未被發覺
If I thought I could get away with it, I wouldn't pay my taxes(n.税) at all.

1.2 psychological [saɪkəˋlɑdʒɪk!] (adj.)心理學的，心理的
psychological moment : 最佳時機
psychological warfare([ˋwɔr͵fɛr]n.戰爭) : 心理戰

2.1 mere [mɪr] (adj.)只不過的，僅僅的
That candy cost mere 10 dollars, so I bought it for my sister.

2.2 merely [ˋmɪrlɪ] (adv.)僅僅地
+ I wasn't complaining, I merely said that I was tired.

3. In short (ph.)總而言之
In short, you must be there on time.

4.1 expose [ɪkˋspoz] (v.)使接觸到，曝光
expose sb to sth : 使某人暴露於險境
I’m afraid that I maybe expose to radiation([͵redɪˋeʃən]n.輻射) here.
Exposing children to violence(n.暴力) is a crime.

4.2 exposure [ɪkˋspoʒɚ] (n.) 接觸；面臨；遭受
+You should always limit your exposure to the sun.

And surprise! I’ve welcomed a special guest today to sing a song for you. So now, let’s welcome Annie!
Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
How I wonder what you are.
Up above the world so high,
Like a diamond in the sky.
Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
How I wonder what you are!

熟悉的歌才好聽

#慢速、中速、快速！
#像卡卡就不是很有勇氣嘗試沒喝過的飲料
(￣∇￣)
～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～
One part of the answer comes from what psychologists call “the mere exposure effect”. In short, people tend to prefer things they’ve been exposed to before.
一部分的原因來自心理學家所謂的「單純曝光效應」，簡而言之，人們傾向選擇他們曾經接觸過的東西。

Day306

好奇查了Mahna Mahna
蠻莫名但蠻可愛的（* ' - ' *）
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8N_tupPBtWQ

Thank Doris and every friend who listens to my recordings.
semantic satiation.

算過YOASOBI的一首歌旋律重複5次 每天聽20次 一天聽100次同個旋律還是好聽

Day137
One part of the answer comes from what psychologists call”the mere-exposure effect “.In short,people tend to prefer things they’ve been exposed to before.

One part of the answer comes from what psychologists call "the mere-exposure effect". In short, people tend to prefer things they've been exposed to before.
一部分原因來自心理學家所謂的「單純曝光效應」，簡而言之，人們傾向選擇他們接觸過的東西。