Module 9 Vocab

Bayleigh Sykes

AP Psychology

October 22, 2014

Questions for Listeners

1. Which selection were you listening to?

* Hannah: I listened to the menu but it was hard to focus with so many people talking at the same thing. Especially when they were talking about totally different things.

* Jocie: I listened to the story about the mouse and the lion.

2. What words or sections from other readings attracted your attention?

* Hannah: When Rebecca was reading the mouse and lion story, it attracted my attention when she said “Oh please let me go sir.”

* Jocie: When Trevor started to call out prices for the menu, that’s what caused a distraction in my brain.

3. What else distracted you while you were listening?

* Hannah: since all three people were reading at the same time, talking about completely different things, it distracted me a lot at first. I had to try really hard to focus on one thing. And of course it would be the menu since I love food.

* Jocie: I feel the same way. It was really hard to focus. I would hate for a person with ADD to have to listen to that. They’d go insane.

Questions for Readers

1. How easy or difficult was it to keep your voice at the same level?

* Trevor: I kept getting louder trying to make myself be heard.

* Me: Since I live with younger siblings, I know how it feels to be ignored, so I just read at the same tone.

* Rebecca: I was getting ill because they were overpowering me while I was trying to read and I don’t think Hannah or Jocie could actually hear me.

2. Were you distracted while you were reading? If so, how easy or difficult was it to keep reading?

* Trevor: I was kind of distracted as I was reading because, seriously, who wouldn’t be? I kept reading, but I had to take it slow.

* Me: I was extremely distracted. I kept catching myself stop and try to listen to the other things that Rebecca and Trevor were reading.

* Rebecca:...