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starting to think clearly. We can also take some ime out of our worried, busy schedule to notice the small things in life. Smell the air, look at the flowers, notice the small designs in he leaves on a tree 一 these activiies can do much to quiet us and to give ourselves a small break in a busy schedule We need to クXake care ( あ )ourbodies. Being tired makes it easier for us to get sick and lo develop physical problems related to shess.、 ケWe need to get enough sleep, eat wel, and do some regular exerclse. コScjentists have found that for our minds to think clearly, サour bodies need to have certain vitamins and minerals. Doing シ( _ )exercise is also a physical way to let go of angry feelinge or feelings of helplessneSs. Finally, we need to find what is causing the stress in our lives.、 ス(L\ ) we have found it we need to begin to change that part of ourlives. Even if we change only small hings at first 人his will show ue that we are not helpless and that we do have some freedom to channe our lives. ソ(しい ) we believe in ourselves, we can continue to change the things that are causing our stress, to make our lives better. lfwe believe that we can control stress, we can begin to control our lives. Then we can start to use stress タin a positive way. (1) 下線ア、カ、クの(あ) に共通して入る最も適切な語を書きなさい (2) 下線ウの( ) に入るべき最も適切な語を選び、記号で答えなさい・- (@) whom (5) which (c) why (d) where (3) 下線コと同様なことを示す表現を完成させるよう( )を埋めるために最も適切な英単語を複数形で ン午きなさい。 頭文字! According to some new (i s) from science, 1

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otherwise Would be. A second benefit comes not in the future but immediately. A person who periodically experiences minor discomforts will grow confident that he can resist major discomforts as well, so the knowledge that he will experience Such discomforts at some future time will not, at present, be a SOurCe (OH拉仁計氏細) for him. By experiencing minor discomforts。 he is training himself to be courageous. The person who, in contrast, 1S a Stranger tO discomfort, who has never been cold or hungry, might dread the possibihity of someday being cold and hungry. Even though he is now physically comfortable, he will hikely eXDeTlence mental discomfort 一namely, anxiety withrespecttowhatthe( C ) holds in store for him. A third benefit is that it helps us appreciate what we already have. In

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テキ Mueic has been used to help people with a variety of probleme. These problems can be both physical and emotional ones.『For example」music has been used to bi) ooplo」 with Jearning diHycultiew, speciml meeds, depression brain damage and pereonalifrl People also tee music 66 eieve stress。 They ma Hheir favorite 和夫 they arrive home after a stressful day. The use cFmusicto healor help peopleAe called( ア ). At some very deep 1evel」 [human beingslhave a connection th mueic。 民 can change our moedand sfctouremotions、オThig janotsurpriaing_ because の 人 ず 1 exigted in humah GSilzation。and now eximte TE pr ctBef im ceording tolsome studies, six-month-old babies re でmoreyto their mothers 7 compared to (蘭BJn_some waya the human hb 6 De eeen aga rg の2本22 netrninent ー wecanclap, fammp and eing。 The hea 半 can be compared to the beatof adrum and even our breathing bas a ce musical選 rhythmtoid ウ 0 leociatione with difierent songs 6pt tusic. For example, many couples have hich may remind them of some happy Gime in the past IMusic therapy uses this deep human response to music to treat people。 Therapists have to be such skiled musicians that they are able to improvise and match the mnsic to each patient. Naturally, patients participate as much as poseible in the making of the mueic. If they are able to play, patients can choose derent instruments from drums to maracas or the piano, and use these to develop their own musical expression。 Of couree』 using your own voice is fine too! Experiencing music together and developing a relationship between therapist and patient are important parts of the reatment. Although science has yet to prove precisely how music therapy works,オ there is no doubt 』 that it doee work. There are many case studies which support this, and the fact that mi therapy ha existed for over 2.000 yeare points to is usefulness。 Tn addition 赤 has be acknowledged and dsed by many organizations from hospitals to prisons。 The Federations of Music Therapy Wa founded in 1985 to help further its d promote its uee. Mugic Therapy is also being acknowledged in higher education。 State Univereity is planning to 1aunch ite own music therapy degree program to tran mueic therapists 一 the firat ofite kind in the world. Whether you are a stressed executive, sufer from depression, or ha condition,js certain that( カカ ). 2 no their own physical and mental health and therefore, they( キ T eeeiw mm rmd varine aermaive heaing miode mudh