TPO-13 C1 Understand the assignment in psychology course
第 1 段
1.listen to a conversation between a student and his psychology professor
听一个学生和他的心理学教授之间的对话。
第 2 段
1.Good afternoon, Alex, can I help you with something?
下午好，亚历克斯. 我可以帮助您吗？
第 3 段
1.Well, I want to talk with you about the research project you assigned today.
嗯，我想和你谈谈你今天不值得研究项目
2.I um... I hope you could clarify a few things for me.
我，嗯...我希望你能为我澄清一些事情。
第 4 段
1.I'll certainly try.
我一定会尽力。
第 5 段
1.Ok, all we have to do is do two observations and take notes on them, right?
好了，我们所要做的就是做两次观测，并对他们的做笔记，对不对？
第 6 段
1.Er, that's a start, but you need to do some research, too.
这是一个开始，但你也需要做一些研究。
2.Then you will write a paper that is not so much about the observations, but a synthesis of what you have observed and read.
然后你要写一篇论文，不是关于你的观察，而是综合你所观察到和读到的内容。
第 7 段
1.Ok. And what about the children I am supposed to observe?
好吧...。我要观察的孩子们改怎么办？
第 8 段
1.Not children, a single child observed twice.
不是孩子们，而是观察同一个孩子两次。
第 9 段
1.Oh... ok, so I should choose a child with a permission of a child's parent of course and then observe that child a couple of times and take good notes, then?
好的，所以我要在获得孩子父母同意的情况下选择一个孩子，然后观察那个孩子几次，并且做好笔记，然后?
第 10 段
1.Actually after your first observation, you go back and look through your textbook or go to a library and find a few sources concerning the stage of development, this particular child is in.
其实，在你第一次观察后，你回去看看通过你的教材或者去图书馆，找到有关其实你先观察后，你会回去看看通过你的教材或者去图书馆，找到有关这个特定的孩子是所处的发展阶段的资料。
2.Then, with that knowledge, you will make the second observation of the same child to see if these expected developmental behaviors are exhibited.
然后，有了这些知识，你对同一个孩子做第二次观察，看是否预期发展行为出现。
第 11 段
1.Can you give me an example?
你能给我举个例子么？
第 12 段
1.Well, um, if you observed a 4 year-old child, for example, my daughter is 4 years old; you might read up on Piaget's stages of cognitive development we covered those in class.
好的，如果你观察一个4岁的孩子，我女儿4岁，你可能在皮亚杰的的认知发展阶段上熟读过，我们上课涉及过。
第 13 段
1.Uh-huh...
是的
第 14 段
1.Uh, most likely, what stage would a child of that age be in?
那么这个年龄的小孩子最有可能处在什么阶段？
第 15 段
1.Um... the pre-operational stage?
前运算阶段？
第 16 段
1.Exactly, if that's the case, her languages use would be maturing and her memory and imagination would be developed.
正是，如果是那种情况，她语言的运用应该成熟了，而她的记忆力和形象力也发展了。
第 17 段
1.So she might play pretend like she can pretend when driving her toy car across a couch that the couch is actually a bridge or something.
那么她可能会玩模仿，比如她可能假装她开着她玩具车穿过一个睡椅，而那个睡椅可能是一个桥或者什么的。
2.That is right. In addition, her thinking would be primarily egocentric.
是的.另外，她的思考主要是自我为中心的。
3.So she would be thinking mostly about herself and her own needs, and might not be able to see things from anyone else's perspective.
那么她主要会思考她自己和她自己的需求，可能不能够从别人的角度看待事情？
第 18 段
1.En hums...
是的
第 19 段
1.But what if she doesn't?
但是如果她不呢
2.I mean, what if she doesn't demonstrate those behaviors?
我的意思是，如果她不能展现出这些行为呢？
第 20 段
1.That's fine. You'll note that in your paper.
那也没问题.你可以在你的论文中指出这一点
2.See, your paper should compare what is expected of children at certain stages of development with what you actually observed.
你的论文应该将孩子预期所在的发展阶段和你事实上观察到的作比较
第 21 段
1.Ok, I have one more question now.
好的，我还有一个问题。
第 22 段
1.And what's that?
什么?
第 23 段
1.Where can I find a child to observe?
我到哪里可以找个孩子来观察?
第 24 段
1.Er, I suggest you contact the education department secretary.
我建议你联系教育系的秘书。
2.She has a list of contacts at various schools and with certain families who are somehow connected to the university.
她有一张清单，清单上有不同学校和与这些学校有所关联的家庭的联系方式。
3.Sometimes they are willing to help out students with projects like yours.
有些时候，他们愿意帮助有你这种项目的学生。
第 25 段
1.Ok, I'll stop by the education department office this afternoon.
我今天下午去一下教育系办公室。
第 26 段
1.And if you have any trouble or any more questions, feel free to come by during my office hours.
如果你还有什么问题，在我办公时间，你可以随意来。