高考英语二轮复习阅读理解专题冲刺集训十社会文化类课件.pptVIP

专题一阅读理解冲刺集训十社会文化类集训1优质模拟题A（2025?湛江市普通高考测试）Ninety-year-oldLaurafoundanewsociallifeat82

yearsoldbyjoiningacommunitycenterwithapool.Shebeganswimmingregularlyand

sheenjoyedaffordablelunches，dancedtoDJmusic，andmadefriends.Researchshows

thatpeoplewithstrongsocialconnectionstendtobepositivetowardslifeandare50％more

likelytolivelongerthanthosewholivealone.ScientistsfromBrighamYoungUniversityanalyzed148studiesinvolvingover300，

000participantsandfoundthatsatisfyingsociallivesareasbeneficialtolongevity（长寿）

asquittingsmokingandmayevenbemorecrucialthanexerciseorlosingweight.Social

connectionscaninfluencehealththroughbuffering，wheresupportfromothershelpsus

adaptemotionallytochallenges，reducingstress-causedhormonesthatweakenthe

immune（免疫力）system.Rebeca，aprofessoratHarvardUniversity，addssomethingtothisunderstandingby

pointingouttheimpactofourbeliefsaboutagingonhealthylongevity.Herstudiesshow

thatoldpeoplewithpositiveviewsofagingaremuchbetterabletorundailyroutines.

They’remorelikelytorecoverfromadisablinginjury.Herresearchalsosuggeststhat

positiveattitudestowardsagingofferprotectionagainstcognitive（认知的）decline.Rebecafindspeoplewithapositiveviewofaginglivedanaverageof8yearslonger

thanthosewithanegativeone.Sheexplainsthatbeliefsarepowerfulbecausepeoplewitha

positivemindsetaboutagingtendtohaveagooddietandactivelifestyle.Theyalsohave

lowerlevelsofstresshormones.Rebecaemphasizesthatagebeliefscanbeshifted.Inone

study，adultswhowroteaboutahealthyolderperson’slifeonceaweekforfourweeks

showedasignificantdeclineinnegativeperceptionsofaging.Despitethegrowingelderlypopulation，negativeviewsaboutaginghaveworsened，

asisshownbyRebeca’sanalysisofa200－yeardatabaseofover400millionwords.Th