I reacted in that split second, and said, "Daddy, there's an athletic meet tomorrow at school. I want to ask them if parents are invited."
我惊恐之余,急中生智,对「爸爸」说︰「爸爸,学校明天田径比赛,我想问问他们欢不欢迎家长参加。」
A young street seller oblivious to the scene ahead, her wares perched atop her head, photobombed a shoot and in that split second her life changed forever.
头上顶着商品的年轻路边小贩误入别人的镜头却浑然不知,但她的人生却因这个瞬间而永远改变了。
In that split second, desperation overcame pride, I blurted, "Could you possibly give me a lift?" I hurriedly explained, "I never ask anybody for a lift, but?"
就在那一刹那,绝望战胜了我的自傲,我脱口而出:“您能让我搭个便车吗?”
So, studies with police officers using reaction time in split-second choices on who to shoot find that your stereotypical attitudes play a huge role in who you're likely to shoot when they're holding an object in their hand that's unclear.
一些针对警察的研究,用霎间的反应时间让他们作出选择,应该向谁开枪,研究发现这些刻板态度,能极大的影响你选择向谁开枪,当他们手里拿着不明物体时。
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