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Decide whether the following statements are true or false._1. Small pieces of online communication may help us get scattered pieces of information, so, it is enough when we try to understand and know each other._2. The increased speed of online communication raises our expectations for quick responses, leading to simplified interactions._3. Having a large number of online friends typically motivates individuals to engage in deep self-reflection and honest self-disclosure.

Decide whether the following statements are true or false. _1. Small pieces of online communication may help us get scattered pieces of information, so, it is enough when we try to understand and know each other. _2. The increased speed of online communication raises our expectations for quick responses, leading to simplified interactions. _3. Having a large number of online friends typically motivates individuals to engage in deep self-reflection and honest self-disclosure.

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答案

我们来逐条分析这三个陈述,判断其为“正确”还是“错误”,并给出详细的中文解题过程。 --- **第1题:** **“Small pieces of online communication may help us get scattered pieces of information, so, it is enough when we try to understand and know each other.”** (零碎的网络交流可能帮助我们获得零散的信息,因此,当我们试图理解并了解彼此时,这就足够了。) **解题过程:** 这句话包含两个部分: 1. 碎片化的网络交流确实可以帮助我们获取一些零散的信息,比如对方的兴趣、情绪状态或日常活动(例如通过朋友圈、微博、短信等)。这一部分是合理的,可以认为是“真”。 2. 但后半句说“这就足够了”(is enough)来理解并了解彼此,这就存在问题。真正深入地了解一个人,通常需要持续、深入、面对面的交流,涉及情感分享、价值观探讨、深度对话等。而碎片化的交流往往缺乏上下文、情感深度和非语言线索(如表情、语气),难以建立真正的理解。 因此,虽然碎片化交流有帮助,但“足够”一词过于绝对,夸大了其作用。 **结论:错误(False)** --- **第2题:** **“The increased speed of online communication raises our expectations for quick responses, leading to simplified interactions.”** (网络交流速度的提升提高了我们对快速回应的期望,导致了更简化的互动。) **解题过程:** 1. 现代通讯工具(如微信、短信、即时通讯软件)确实极大提升了交流速度,消息几乎是即时送达。 2. 这种即时性导致人们普遍期望对方能迅速回复。如果对方不及时回复,可能会被误解为冷漠、忽视或不重视。 3. 为了满足“快速回应”的压力,人们往往选择简短、简洁的回复,比如“好的”“嗯”“收到”等,而不是深入表达想法或情感。 4. 这种趋势确实导致了交流的“简化”——内容更短、更表面化,缺乏深度。 这一现象在心理学和传播学研究中已被广泛讨论,例如“即时通讯压力”和“浅层社交”。 **结论:正确(True)** --- **第3题:** **“Having a large number of online friends typically motivates individuals to engage in deep self-reflection and honest self-disclosure.”** (拥有大量网络朋友通常会激励个人进行深度自我反思和诚实的自我表露。) **解题过程:** 1. 拥有大量网络朋友(如社交媒体上的数百个“好友”)通常意味着社交关系较为广泛但浅层。 2. 在这种广泛但非亲密的关系中,人们往往倾向于展示“理想化的自我”(如晒美食、旅行、成就),而不是真实的、脆弱的一面。 3. 心理学研究表明,真正的“诚实自我表露”(honest self-disclosure)更可能发生在少数亲密关系中,而不是在大众面前。 4. 此外,面对大量观众,人们反而可能减少自我反思,而是追求点赞、认同和社交认可,导致表层化表达。 5. 因此,“通常会激励深度自我反思和诚实表露”这一说法与实际情况相反。 **结论:错误(False)** --- **最终答案:** 1. **错误** 2. **正确** 3. **错误** \boxed{1.\ False,\ 2.\ True,\ 3.\ False}

解析

考查要点:本题主要考查对网络交流特点的理解,涉及碎片化信息的局限性、即时通讯对互动深度的影响以及社交网络规模与自我表达的关系。

解题核心思路:

  1. 第1题需判断“碎片化交流是否足够理解他人”,需结合深度理解需要持续、情感化交流的常识;
  2. 第2题需分析“快速响应是否导致互动简化”,需联系即时通讯压力与表达简化的关联;
  3. 第3题需辨析“好友数量与自我反思的关系”,需理解广泛社交与真实自我表达的矛盾。

第1题

关键矛盾:碎片化交流虽能提供零散信息(如兴趣、状态),但缺乏情感深度和完整语境,无法替代面对面交流中的情感分享与价值观探讨。
结论:后半句“足够理解”夸大了碎片化交流的作用,故为错误。

第2题

逻辑链:

  1. 即时通讯工具(如微信)使信息传递秒速化;
  2. 快速响应成为默认期待,延迟回复可能引发误解;
  3. 简化表达(如表情包、简短文字)成为主流,深度对话减少。
    结论:现象符合实际,故为正确。

第3题

核心矛盾:

  1. 广泛社交更倾向于展示“理想化自我”(如成就、生活亮点);
  2. 真实自我表露需安全、私密环境(如少数亲密关系);
  3. 社交认可需求(如点赞)反而抑制深度反思。
    结论:陈述与实际相反,故为错误。

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