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[ti:未知] [ar:] [al:] [by:] [00:02.58]知行英语 [00:31.90]Influence 影响力 [00:46.17]精彩点评 [00:48.28]A Superb Text About Influence(M. A Netzley) [01:02.63]As I sit here and write, [01:04.39]I wonder why I did not draft this review long before now. [01:09.72]I read Cialdini's book about five years ago [01:12.90]and have been hooked ever since. [01:15.63]It is simply a superb book about influence. [01:19.78]Cialdini believes that influence is a science. [01:23.50]This idea attracted me. [01:25.70]As a rhetorician, [01:27.00]I have always thought of persuasion as more of an art. [01:31.09]Cialdini, however, [01:32.50]makes a first-rate case for the science point of view. [01:36.73]But maybe most importantly, [01:38.72]he makes his case in a well-written, intelligent, [01:42.71]and entertaining manner. [01:44.79]Not only is this an important book to read, [01:47.33]it is a fun book to read too. [01:50.75]讲解 [02:38.39]逐句对照 [02:42.78]As I sit here and write, [02:44.66]I wonder why I did not draft this review long before now. [02:58.02]I read Cialdini's book about five years ago [03:01.21]and have been hooked ever since. [03:09.87]It is simply a superb book about influence. [03:17.28]Cialdini believes that influence is a science. [03:23.89]This idea attracted me. [03:28.18]As a rhetorician, [03:29.34]I have always thought of persuasion as more of an art. [03:38.94]Cialdini, however, [03:40.26]makes a first-rate case for the science point of view. [03:49.91]But maybe most importantly, [03:51.85]he makes his case in a well-written, intelligent, [03:55.68]and entertaining manner. [04:05.58]Not only is this an important book to read, [04:08.10]it is a fun book to read too. [04:19.12]多学一点 [04:21.04]hook 钩子 [04:25.99]hooked 钩住了,被迷住了 [04:29.97]A novel that hooked me on the very first page. [04:36.78]hitch 钩子 [04:41.61]get hitched 结婚 [04:48.19]He got hitched last month. [04:52.48]ever since [05:00.03]She left school three year ago [05:01.85]and have work as a nurse ever since. [05:09.63]not only 不但 [05:12.90]not only…but also [05:16.85]not only [05:22.71]Not only did they give us money, but also helped us a lot. [05:32.48]music [05:50.82]He introduces you to six principles of ethical persuasion: [05:54.64]reciprocity, scarcity, liking, authority, social proof, [06:01.24]and commitment / consistency. [06:04.04]A chapter is devoted to each [06:06.33]and you quickly see why Cialdini looks at influence [06:09.39]as a science. [06:11.14]Each principle is backed [06:12.63]by social scientific testing and retesting. [06:16.54]Each chapter is also filled with interesting examples [06:19.95]that help you see how each principle can be applied. [06:23.92]By the end of the book, I had little doubt [06:26.66]that these are six important dimensions of human interaction. [06:32.22]讲解 [07:12.09]逐句对照 [07:16.61]He introduces you to six principles of ethical persuasion: [07:25.39]reciprocity, scarcity, liking, authority, social proof, [07:31.62]and commitment / consistency. [07:40.30]A chapter is devoted to each [07:42.31]and you quickly see why Cialdini looks at influence [07:45.57]as a science. [07:55.34]Each principle is backed [07:56.63]by social scientific testing and retesting. [08:05.42]Each chapter is also filled with interesting examples [08:11.96]that help you see how each principle can be applied. [08:20.68]By the end of the book, I had little doubt [08:23.42]that these are six important dimensions of human interaction. [08:36.04]多学一点 [08:37.64]be devoted to [08:38.99]devote 献身,专心于 [08:42.62]to [08:45.88]be devoted to / devote oneself to [08:54.22]Nurses devote themselves to the care of the sick. [08:58.32]Nurses are devoted to the care of the sick. [09:03.57]be dedicated to [09:06.57]He is dedicated to his studies. [09:12.17]music [09:22.13]I highly recommend this book to all professionals. [09:25.56]It does not matter if you are a manager, [09:27.78]sales person, pastor, or non-profit volunteer. [09:32.58]The ideas in this book, once applied, [09:35.18]will make it easier for you to accomplish your goals. [09:38.72]In a video featuring the author, [09:41.51]Professor Cialdini even goes so far as to promise [09:45.52]that these principles can help you [09:47.88]influence the most resistant of all audiences--your children. [09:53.40]With a claim like that, who wouldn't be intrigued? [09:56.96]My advice is to read this sooner rather than later. [10:00.82]You will be quite glad you did. [10:05.05]讲解 [10:44.80]逐句对照 [10:48.83]I highly recommend this book to all professionals. [10:55.81]It does not matter if you are a manager, [10:57.88]sales person, pastor, or non-profit volunteer. [11:09.05]The ideas in this book, once applied, [11:11.62]will make it easier for you to accomplish your goals. [11:21.46]In a video featuring the author, [11:27.24]Professor Cialdini even goes so far as to promise [11:31.30]that these principles can help you [11:33.45]influence the most resistant of all audiences--your children. [11:46.78]With a claim like that, who wouldn't be intrigued? [11:55.06]My advice is to read this sooner rather than later. [11:59.09]You will be quite glad you did. [12:09.14]多学一点 [12:11.52]non- [12:13.67]not [12:14.59]非,不 [12:17.65]non-automatic 非自动的 [12:20.35]non-White 非白种的 [12:22.94]non-swimmer 不会游泳的人 [12:28.63]NFO = non-profit organization 非营利性组织 [12:35.59]NGO = Non-governmental Organization 非政府组织 [12:42.59]rather than 而不是 [12:48.83]He is a teacher rather than a writer. [12:54.34]You, rather than she, are my guest. [13:08.85]原音重现 [13:12.46]A Superb Text About Influence(M. A Netzley) [13:18.41]As I sit here and write, [13:20.34]I wonder why I did not draft this review long before now. [13:25.44]I read Cialdini's book about five years ago [13:28.74]and have been hooked ever since. [13:31.47]It is simply a superb book about influence. [13:35.60]Cialdini believes that influence is a science. [13:39.34]This idea attracted me. [13:41.41]As a rhetorician, [13:42.72]I have always thought of persuasion as more of an art. [13:47.03]Cialdini, however, [13:48.31]makes a first-rate case for the science point of view. [13:52.67]But maybe most importantly, [13:54.69]he makes his case in a well-written, intelligent, [13:58.46]and entertaining manner. [14:00.60]Not only is this an important book to read, [14:03.14]it is a fun book to read too. [14:06.94]He introduces you to six principles of ethical persuasion: [14:11.79]reciprocity, scarcity, liking, authority, social proof, [14:17.90]and commitment / consistency. [14:20.90]A chapter is devoted to each [14:22.91]and you quickly see why Cialdini looks at influence [14:26.31]as a science. [14:27.91]Each principle is backed [14:29.31]by social scientific testing and retesting. [14:33.40]Each chapter is also filled with interesting examples [14:36.83]that help you see how each principle can be applied. [14:40.96]By the end of the book, I had little doubt [14:43.48]that these are six important dimensions of human interaction. [14:47.91]I highly recommend this book to all professionals. [14:51.30]It does not matter if you are a manager, [14:53.62]sales person, pastor, or non-profit volunteer. [14:58.38]The ideas in this book, once applied, [15:00.93]will make it easier for you to accomplish your goals. [15:04.51]In a video featuring the author, [15:07.26]Professor Cialdini even goes so far as to promise [15:11.41]that these principles can help you [15:13.52]influence the most resistant of all audiences--your children. [15:19.23]With a claim like that, who wouldn't be intrigued? [15:22.66]My advice is to read this sooner rather than later. [15:26.43]You will be quite glad you did. [15:37.29]中国人民大学出版社 [15:38.59]出版日期:2006-5 [15:40.84]页数:353 [15:44.37]知行提示
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我郑重地向所有专业人士推荐这本书,不管你是经理,是销售人员,是牧师,还是公益志愿者都应该读一读这本书。这本书里的观点,一旦运用到实践中去,可以使你更容易地实现自己的目标。在一部恰尔蒂尼教授的电视专题片里,恰尔蒂尼甚至承诺说这六大秘笈能够帮你影响一个最不容易说服的听众群体,那就是你的孩子。恰尔蒂尼教授都这样说了,还有谁不会对这本书感兴趣呢?我的建议是,应该早点读读这本书,别拖到以后再读。等你读完了,相信你会觉得心满意足。
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