3-C. (4) How the brain treats fictional situations as real(4) How the brain treats fictional situations as real
(4)どのように、脳は、架空の状況を扱うか、本当としてダヨ
4-C. (3) It reacts as if the reader were directly involved.(3) It reacts as if the reader were directly involved.
(3)これは、反応します、あたかも、読者が、直接関与していたかのようにダヨ。
5-C. It seems to improve our capacity to understand and feel the emotions of other people, as well as connect with something larger than ourselves.It seems to improve our capacity to understand and feel the emotions of other people, as well as connect with something larger than ourselves.
6-C. the brain treats conversations and actions among fictional characters as if they were actual social encounters.the brain treats conversations and actions among fictional characters as if they were actual social encounters.
7-C. Did you know that reading good novels may improve your ability to handle social and business situations such as job interviews?Did you know that reading good novels may improve your ability to handle social and business situations such as job interviews?
8-C. As I gradually fell asleep, I knew I was ready for whatever the future would hold, thanks to the inner strength I had developed during these past months.As I gradually fell asleep, I knew I was ready for whatever the future would hold, thanks to the inner strength I had developed during these past months.
9-C. As I prepared my sleeping bag, I thought about what I had learned.As I prepared my sleeping bag, I thought about what I had learned.
私が、私の寝袋を用意したときに、私は、考えました、物事についてダヨ、私が学んだところのダヨ。
10-C. An ice-cream cone could make my aches and pains disappear as I let the ice cream slowly melt in my mouth.An ice-cream cone could make my aches and pains disappear as I let the ice cream slowly melt in my mouth.