So these are the five basic premises that we talked about.
這就是五個基本前提
They formed the foundation of the course.
它們構(gòu)成這門課的基礎(chǔ)
And what we are going to do over the next couple of month is expand on these most importantly, see how we can take the research, the rigor and apply it to our lives.
我們將在未來兩個月擴展這些前提最重要的是如何將研究原則運用于生活
So let me move on now to the next lecture, which is "Belief as Self-Fulfilling Prophecies".
現(xiàn)在開始下一課"信念即自我實現(xiàn)預(yù)言"
This I must say, this topic ignited my imagination when I was a kid when I thought about it; when I was an athlete.
我必須承認這個話題點燃了我的想象當(dāng)我是孩子時想到它當(dāng)我還是一名運動員時
And that's when I understood the power of the mind.
那時我明白了信念的力量
And that would pick my interests in psychology.
后來它挑起我對心理學(xué)的興趣
I want to start with a story, a specific story, that in many ways I can say it is the first story, psychological story that I heard of.
我想從一個特別的故事開始在很多方面,它是我聽到過的第一個有關(guān)心理學(xué)的故事
The story that I heard that brought home to me the message how important psychology is to wellbeing and to success.
那個故事讓我明白心理學(xué)對幸福和成功是多么重要
And success, as a fourteen years-old squash player, was the most important thing in my life.
成功對14歲的壁球手來說是我生命中最重要的東西
And the story is of Roger Bannister.
故事講的是Roger Bannister
Just so I get a show of hands: how many people have heard of Roger Bannister? Ok. A handful.
舉下手多少人聽說過他?好的,只有少數(shù)
So those of you who have, can hear it again.
聽過的可以重溫一次