8/14 10.33pm
唉~
本来要写英语的
写不出~
我今天oral了
不过我不觉得我做得很好~
算了
下次再努力咯
这是我oral的内容
背的时候不觉得长
打上来我才知道它真是有够多的
A new study investigating the relationship between weight and multiple type of stress — whether job-, family-, financial- or psychological-related — has found that individuals who are already overweight are likely to gain more weight.
The research included a group of 1,355 American men and women and found that women and found that women are increasingly affected by more types of stress, particularly when they are trying to cope with difficult family situations and feeling limited by their circumstances.
The study, which appears in the July 15 issue of American Journal of Epidemiology, cited jod demands, more perceived constraints in life, and more strained relationships with family as determining factors.
“This is one of the first studies to explore the relationship between stress and weight gain in a US population,” lead researcher Dr Jason Block of Harvard University said. “Our findings show that stress should be recognised as a threat to the well-being of American adults, especially those who are already overweight.”
For men, weight gain was mostly associated with lack of skill discretion — defined as the ability to learn new skills on the job and perform more interesting tasks — and less decision authority at work, according to the study.
“Our results also highlight apparent sex differences in the influence of stress on weight gain,” the report stated. “ Some stressors outside of work or finances, including general life constrains and strain in relationships with family, were associated with weight gain among women but not among men, suggesting effects on weight from a broader range of life domains on women.”
Individuals who were not overweight but experienced the same types of stress did not gain weight, the study found.
啊~
终于打完了
老师说
我的pronunciation不错
（是这样写吗？）
我觉得明明就很好背
但不知道为何就是背不好~
有时突然忘记了
我就“嗯。。。啊。。。”
然后想到了就继续讲
老师有指出我这个问题
对不起啦~
明天没去上学~
偷懒~~
呵呵^^
