1、（填空题） and the meansof （）action.

2、（填空题） This preference （）however, when it refers to people's own jobs.

3、（填空题） In principle, most people view it more（） when workers

4、（填空题） there has been little study on how workers （） to being replaced through technology.

5、（填空题） Despite intensive academic （）on these developments,

6、（填空题） The researchers（）power dynamics

7、（填空题） To do this,the researchers computed abstractness ratings for （）40000 commonly？

8、（填空题） but rather （） within specific contexts.

9、（填空题） This suggests that communicating more abstractly does not reflect a （） tendency of men or women

10、（填空题） What is the （） of this effect?

11、（填空题） They found that men used （）more abstract

12、（填空题） Words that were more （）to visualize,for example,

13、（填空题） To arrive at this （）,the researchers examined the linguistic

14、（填空题） The researchers were able to identify the causes behind these （）

15、（填空题） （）purpose of action rather than concrete speech focusing on details

16、（填空题） however,the results were far clearer-the optimum for improving mood is （）

17、（填空题） while seven studies found that intensity made no（）to moodbenefits.

18、（填空题） found （）resultsfrom 19 relevant studies.

19、（填空题） such （）intensity that your body does not have time to use oxygen to create energy

20、（填空题） The former （）such things as walking,jogging and cycling

21、（填空题） an important （）made in the review is between aerobic exercise and anaerobic.

22、（填空题） Before （）into some of the key take-aways

23、（填空题） This is （）due to a lack of necessary evidence.

24、（填空题） and intensity of exercise （）for various physical health benefits.

25、（填空题） Yet whereas most countries have （）evidence-backed guidelines on the type

26、（填空题） the federal government had a 46% lower （） of death than the least active group.

27、（填空题） so far （） from their day-to-day work activities

28、（填空题） they may be left （） and unable to perform well at their job.

29、（填空题） then spending more time on it actually decreased their work （）

30、（填空题） or when their hobby was similar to their work but they only did it（）.

31、（填空题） But this was only the （） when they had a serious hobby that was dissimilar to their job,

32、（填空题） skills that can （）their confidence at work.

33、（填空题） The researchers found that when participants spent longer than （） on their leisure activity,

34、（填空题） how the time spent on their hobbies （） their work life.

35、（填空题） However, there has been （） little research on the influence of leisure activities.

36、（填空题） Despite these （） the study's results are yet another indication of the power of physical activity,

37、（填空题） The researchers also were not able to

38、（填空题） Still, observational studies like this one cannot prove cause and effect; they can only find （）.

39、（填空题） it may not （） in the same way but instead help them develop other knowledge and

40、（填空题） the researchers found that there was （） no limit to the longevity benefits of exercise.

41、（填空题） Contrary to some research that has found an （） limit to the amount of exercise that is healthy,

42、（填空题） adults who （） in the National Health Interview Survey between 1997 and 2008.

43、（填空题） at least 75 minutes of vigorous exercise or 150 minutes of （） exercise each week.

44、（填空题） It's also somewhat （）, since the federal physical activity guidelines recommend getting

45、（填空题） can have a meaningful（） on health.

46、（填空题） in the working world to minimize （）in society."

47、（填空题） important to understand these（） effects when trying to manage

48、（填空题） "Even when unemployment results from the "Even when unemployment results from the （） of new technologies,manipulated

49、（填空题） Consequently, being replaced by a robot or software（）less of a threat to their feeling of

50、（填空题） People tend to （）themselves less with machines than with other people.