1 TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY QUEVEDO FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL CIANCIAS SCHOOL OF ADMINISTRATION AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS NAME : Andr é s Barros TEACHER : Ing. Roberto Carranza MATTER : TECHNICAL ENGLISH THEME : The Habits

2 What Are Habits ? A habit is the result of an action that you frequently repeat unconsciously

3 How Do Habits Form ? A habit (good or bad) is formed by constant repetition over time. If an action is persistent in your routine, it is very likely that it will end up being recorded on the "hard disk" of your brain in the form of a habit. Little by little without realizing what we did sometimes becomes more and more frequent, and cum! We form a habit. As you know, this repetition little by little makes the effort to perform that action diminish considerably, and even manage to execute it without thinking.

4 The benefit you get after the action The action executed This is the psychological formation of habits, is known as the rule of the 3 R's and consists of the following: Stimulating Behavior Begins Rule 3 R´s ReminderRoutineReward

5 A habit is a habit, a behavior we repeat over and over again. There are very positive habits, such as cleaning every morning, sleeping at the same time or eating in a healthy way. Other habits are negative, such as smoking, eating nails or poor posture when sitting in class or studying. The habits of study are nothing more than those customs that have to be studied and that can be decisive in the result obtained. Poor study habits can lead to school failure or to earlier working hours when books are not rewarded with good learning. But habits can be acquired with discipline and a good predisposition. Identifying bad habits when studying and striving to acquire more positive ones will make our performance much better. The Habits

6 2. What are study habits ? QUESTIONS 1.What are the habits ? 3. How can you acquire the habits?

7 VOCABULARY arson (árson) - incendio premeditado arsonist (ársonist) - incendiario assailant (aséilant) - agresor assassin (asásin) - asesino (de un político) assassination (asasinéishon) - asesinato (de un político) assault (asólt) - agresión attorney (atórni) - abogado bail (béil) - fianza history (hístori) - historia hole punch (hóul panch) - perforadora homework (hóumwork) - tarea kindergarten (kíndergarten) - jardín de infantes lab (lab) - laboratorio library (láibrari) - biblioteca locker (lóker) - armario map (map) - mapa angry (ángri) - enojado annoyed (anóid) - molesto ashamed (ashéimd) - avergonzado astonished (astónisht) - asombrado distressed (distrést) - angustiado dizzy (díssi) - mareado drunk (dránk) - borracho eager (íguer) - ansioso, deseoso

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