• This will enable you to break the habit of subvocalization.

    使能够克服掉默读习惯

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  • Subvocalization is often considered the biggest barrier to speed reading.

    默读视为最大障碍

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  • Break this one habit, called subvocalization, and you can double or even triple your reading speed.

    改掉这个名为“默读”的习惯可以使阅读速度提高甚至

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  • This will break your subvocalization attachment and can easily let you double your reading rate with sufficient practice.

    打破默读的习惯,经过足够实践之后很容易阅读速度翻倍

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  • Subvocalization is "hearing" the words as you read silently, saying them in your mind, at the same rate you would read out loud.

    默读就是”在安静熟的时候,脑袋里面读出来字词你大声的朗读时候一样

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  • Of course, there are times when subvocalization is a good idea - as in the case of dense texts or subjects with which you're not familiar.

    当然有些时候默读一种好的方法。

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  • Subvocalization creates enough mental noise that it can hold your attention, but without that it can often be difficult to stick with what you are reading.

    默读已经产生了足够多噪音可以影响注意力

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  • Let’s assume your negative thought is a subvocalization, meaning that it’s like you hear a voice in your head that says something you want to change, like, “I’m an idiot.”

    假设消极思想默念式的,也就是说,仿佛听到脑海中的有个声音念叨着某种改变的事,比如,“是个傻瓜。”

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  • Let’s assume your negative thought is a subvocalization, meaning that it’s like you hear a voice in your head that says something you want to change, like, “I’m an idiot.”

    假设消极思想默念式的,也就是说,仿佛听到脑海中的有个声音念叨着某种改变的事,比如,“是个傻瓜。”

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