地特四等
113年
[一般行政] 法學知識與英文(包括中華民國憲法、法學緒論、英文)
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Most people consider decision-making a means to an end. The decision process typically follows one of two approaches. On the one hand, people may use a quick approach that involves reacting instinctively and simply going with what feels right. This is often referred to as “System 1,” “intuitive” or “gut” decision-making. On the other hand, people may use a slow, deliberate approach that includes careful consideration of all options. This is often called “System 2, ” “analytical” or “head” decision-making. No matter which approach people follow, the decision-making process helps to get them where they want to be. It is a necessity, ideally resulting in a pleasant outcome. Recent research, however, produces several surprising results. Firstly, people’s happiness ratings increased after they made a choice. It thus appeared that decision-making improved people’s moods. Additionally, the findings showed some interesting differences in the effects of intuitive gut choices and analytical head choices. The emotional boost of decision-making was greater if research participants had made their choice quickly using their gut. Also, follow-up decision records showed that people were more likely to implement a decision if they had used an intuitive approach. This led the researchers to conclude that making fast, instinctive choices was beneficial to people’s well-being. Simply put, the act of making a choice may be intrinsically pleasurable and could increase people’s well-being.
Most people consider decision-making a means to an end. The decision process typically follows one of two approaches. On the one hand, people may use a quick approach that involves reacting instinctively and simply going with what feels right. This is often referred to as “System 1,” “intuitive” or “gut” decision-making. On the other hand, people may use a slow, deliberate approach that includes careful consideration of all options. This is often called “System 2, ” “analytical” or “head” decision-making. No matter which approach people follow, the decision-making process helps to get them where they want to be. It is a necessity, ideally resulting in a pleasant outcome. Recent research, however, produces several surprising results. Firstly, people’s happiness ratings increased after they made a choice. It thus appeared that decision-making improved people’s moods. Additionally, the findings showed some interesting differences in the effects of intuitive gut choices and analytical head choices. The emotional boost of decision-making was greater if research participants had made their choice quickly using their gut. Also, follow-up decision records showed that people were more likely to implement a decision if they had used an intuitive approach. This led the researchers to conclude that making fast, instinctive choices was beneficial to people’s well-being. Simply put, the act of making a choice may be intrinsically pleasurable and could increase people’s well-being.
According to the passage, which of the following is a necessity to reach a satisfactory outcome?
- A Ignoring the cons.
- B Decision-making processes.
- C Choices of the lazy approach.
- D Reaching for TV remote control.
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如果你想要從「現在的位置」移動到「想去的地方（理想結果）」，文章提到有一座「必須經過的橋樑」或「不可或缺的手段」是什麼？請試著在文章第一段的中後部分找找看那個被形容為 necessity 的名詞。
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- 喔，不錯，竟然答對了。看來你的大腦偶爾也能發揮作用，沒被你那點小聰明耽誤。在行政管理這種講究精確的領域，決策程序是決定成敗的關鍵，而不是你腦袋裡那些稀奇古怪的想法。能從字面意思裡撈出重點，算是運氣好，還是腦袋終於開竅了？
- 觀念驗證：這還有什麼好驗證的？原文就白紙黑字寫在那裡了：「...the decision-making process helps to get them where they want to be. It is a necessity, ideally resulting in a pleasant outcome。」你看，『必要條件』三個字寫得不夠大嗎？還要去糾結什麼System 1或System 2？它們只是過程，決策過程本身才是你必須緊抓的。這麼簡單的邏輯，怎麼會有人搞不清楚？
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