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Mostpeoplearebornwiththenaturalabilityto21storiesbutonlyararefewhavethedeterminationtobecome22authorsandevenfewerhavethejoyofseeingtheirnovelstopthe23ofbestsellingbooks.Someoftheworld’sfamouscrimewritershaveachievedthe24successofall.Whocan25theappealoffamousdetectiveslikeSherlockHolmesMissMarpleorHerculePoirotEvenifyouhaven’treadtheoriginalbooksyouwillhaveseen26infilmsorontheTV. Ifyouhaveanambitiontobecomethe27AgathaChristiewhatshouldyoudoThebeststarting28istoreadlotsofexamplesofcrimefictionwrittenbygoodauthors.Youwillneedanotebooktocarryaroundwithyouor29bettersomeloose30ofpaperthatyoucan31notesonandthenfileintoafolder.Afterallthemosteverydaysituation—forexamplewatchingawomanget32atrain—maybethe33foryourfirstbestseller. Likeanygoodrecipeyouhavetoknowthemain34ofasuccessfulnovel.Theseare:an/a35storystrongcharactersandamemorablesetting. 26
Thecrowdstirredandwhisperedinaweasonthestagethehorseslowlytappedoutthebeat.Everyonebecametenseandquietasthenumberoftapsnearedthecorrectanswertothehorsetrainer’squestion.Afterthefinaltapthehorsepausedseemedtolookaroundandstopped.Thecrowdwentwild! Thehorse’snamewasCleverHanstheEducatedHorseandwasfeaturedinavaudeville杂耍actintheearly1900sinEurope.WhenaskedacomplicatedmathematicalquestionbyhisownerCleverHanswouldtapoutthecorrectanswerwithhishooves.Forexampleiftheanswerwassixty-eightHanswouldtapoutsixwithhislefthoofandeightwithhisrighthoof.Evenmoreremarkabletheownerwouldleavetheroomafteraskingthequestionsotherecouldbenosecretsignalbetweenownerandhorse.Amereanimalseemedtobeaccomplishingahighlytechnicalskillofman’s! Itwasn’tuntilyearslaterthatthesecretofthetrickwasrevealed.TheownerhadtrainedCleverHanstorespondtoslightsignals.Thehorsebecamesosensitivethathelearnedwhentostopfromthecrowd’sreaction.MembersoftheaudiencewouldstartinvoluntarilyorgivesomeunconscioussignalwhenHansreachedtherightanswer.ModernscientistsnowwarnagainsttheCleverHanssyndrome综合征wherebyresearchersunconsciouslygivecluestotheiranimalsubjectsabouttheactionstheyliketoseeperformed! TheCleverHanssyndromeisadangertobeavoidedby
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Tofindoutwhattheweatherisgoingtohemostpeoplegostraighttotheradiotelevisionornewspapertogetanexpertweatherforecast.Butifyouknowwhattolookforyoucanuseyourownsensestomakeweatherpredictions. Therearemanysignswhichcanhelpyou.Forexampleinfairweathertheairpressureisgenerallyhigh.Theairisstillandoftenfullofdust.Farawayobjectsmaylookhazy.Butwhenastormisbrewingthepressuredropsandyouareoftenabletoseethingsmoreclearly.Sailorstooknoteofthislongagoandcameupwithasaying"Thefartherthesightthenearertherain." Yoursenseofsmellcanalsohelpyoudetectweatherchanges.Justbeforeitrainsodorsbecomestronger.Thisisbecauseodorsarerepressedinafairhigh-pressurecenter.Whenabadweatherlowmovesinairpressurelessensandodorsarereleased. Youcanalsohearanapproachingstorm.Soundsbounceoffheavystormcloudsandreturntoearthwithincreasedforce.Anoldsayingdescribesitthisway:"Soundstravelingfarandwideastormdaywillbetide." Anddon’tscoffifyourgrandmothersaysshecanfeelastormcoming.Itiscommonlyknownthatmanypeoplefeelpainsintheirbonesorincornsandbunionswhenthehumidityrisesthepressuredropsandbadweatherisontheway. Accordingtothepassageasastormapproachesfarawayobjectslook
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Therearenoinevitableoutcomesofsocialclassinchildrearing.Atthesametimethereisnoquestionthatsocialclassisimportantfactorinhowchildrenareraisedandthekindofadultsthatchildrenbecome.Regardingsocialclasssociologistshavefoundthatparentssocializetheirchildrenintothebehaviorsandnormsoftheirworkworlds.Membersoftheworkingclassarecloselysupervisedandareexpectedtofollowexplicitrulesattheirjobs.Iftheydonotfollowthepreciserulesanddoastheyaretoldtheywillnotkeeptheirjobs.Theirexperienceinfluenceshowtheydealwiththeirchildren.Asaresulttheirconcernislesswiththeirchildren’smotivationsandmorewiththeirchildren’soutwardconformity.Thustheyaremoreapttousephysicalpunishmentinmanagingtheirchildren.Ontheotherhandmiddle-classparentswhoareexpectedtotakemoreinitiativeonthejobaremoreconcernedthattheirchildrendevelopcuriosityself-expressionandself-control.Theyarealsomorelikelytowithdrawprivilegesoraffectionthantousephysicalpunishment. Thispassageisabout
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