大学英语精读第5册第3版第3单元课件.pptVIP

1. The Secret of Self-image;Before Reading_2_1;Before Reading_2_2;Before Reading_2_3;Before Reading_2_4;Directions:;Before Reading_2_6;Before Reading_3.1;I try to appear , but I’m not always . I think I look . Her best physical feature is . The best feature is their . I have a , just like a . I guess I look . I’m not . I’m . ; Maxwell Maltz created the self-improvement phenomenon, Psycho-Cybernetics. For many years, he had a practice as a reconstructive and cosmetic facial surgeon, but he moved from treating “outer scars” to “inner scars” after observing that some patients were still unhappy despite their new faces. Some claimed that although their appearance changed, they did not feel any different. Dr. Maltz tried to find out why this was happening.; After a decade of counseling patients, extensive research, and testing his evolving “success conditioning techniques”, Dr. Maltz published his findings in 1960. The book Psycho-Cybernetics was an instant bestseller and made him one of the most in-demand motivational speakers throughout the 1960s and the early 1970s. Dr. Maltz wrote over a dozen books, applying Psycho-Cybernetics to different purposes, including business success.;Globe Reading_main;Globe Reading_1;Global Reading_2;Globe Reading_3;Globe Reading_4;Article;Article1;Article2;Article3; Because of this objective “proof” it very seldom occurs to a person that his trouble lies in his self-image or his own evaluation of himself. Tell the schoolboy that he only “thinks” he cannot master algebra, and he will doubt your sanity. He has tried and tried, and still his report card tells the story. Tell the salesman that it is only an idea that he cannot earn more than a certain figure, and he can prove you wrong by his order book. He knows only too well how hard