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gestures.Initial positive feedback urged him toteam up with Daniel Richardson at UCL and other31.What could be the best title for the text?阅colleagues to more formally test the signals.The researchers arranged a trial involving aboutA.Three common ways to communicate inonline meetings120 undergraduate psychology students at UCL and阅读their seminar leaders who were introduced to nineB.Nine hand gestures to make conversationsmore efficient解gestures,which they called Video Meeting Signals.Half of the students were asked to use those signals解Using gestures can improve your experienceof video callsin seminars done by video calls,and a control groupD.Researchers have found new ways to makehad meetings,but didn't use the signals.communication smootherParticipants reported in surveys afterwards thattheir group affiliation(紧密联系)felt strongerbecause of their use of gestures.The data suggests aD98 percent probability that this was because of theWay back in 1999,Iain Douglas-Hamilton,a阅gestures,and a 93 percent probability that theycontributed to a better personal experience.阅senior expert on African elephants,made aninteresting discovery.Using the Global PositioningThe researchers did a second experiment,whichSystem(GPS)to track them-a first-he found理also included a third group using emojis.Gesturesthat they knew exactly where the boundaries ofshowed a similar advantage over the control group解protected areas were.They ranged freely withinagain,and also over the emoji group.these areas,but when crossing between them,"It seemed to be helping,"says Richardson."Itthrough apparently similar but unprotecteddid make these conversations more efficient."Hillshabitat,they did so at night and at what was (fornow runs video meeting workshops for businessesan elephant)a gallop(疾驰).on how to use the gesture technique,for a fee.At first sight,it looks as though Asian elephants"It is interesting to see a study examining thedid not get the memo.They seem to travel outsideeffectiveness of gesture in this space,"says Mattprotected areas with gay abandon(不考虑后果).Wood at the University of the West of England inBristol,UK.He points out that the阅But a study by Ahimsa Campos-Arceiz ofXishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden,in读Yunnan province,China,and Benoit Goossens ofcommercialisation of the work means its resultsDanau Girang Field Centre,in Sabah,Malaysia,should be treated with care."The structure of理suggests that this abandon is not quite as gay as it解conversation in videoconferencing appears to beimportant and to these ends,this paperseems.Dr Campos-Arceiz,Dr Goossens and theirintroduces a potentially interesting framework,"colleagues combined the work of three of theirhe says."But the use of gesture is not in any oneresearch groups who were following in Dr Douglas-researcher's-or marketing company's-hands."Hamilton's footsteps by tracking their objects withGPS.Collectively,these groups studied,over thecourse of more than a decade,102 Asian elephantsin both west and east Malaysia.Altogether,they28.What led Paul Hills to think out a set of阅阅recorded more than 600,000 GPS locations.gestures?As they reported in the Journal of AppliedA.Positive feedback from users.Ecology,they found that these elephants,though理B.The difficulty of typing in video calls.理concentrated in Malaysia's protected areas,spentThe unpleasant experience of online meetings.more than half of their time outside them.TheD.Loneliness during the COVID-19 lockdowns.解reason was that habitats inside and outside thoseareas differed.In Malaysia,protection tends to be afforded toprimary forests.Elephants prefer more disturbedareas,with palms(棕榈树)and young trees tosnack on,and also grasses,among them bamboo.29.How did the researchers conduct theirMature forest trees offer fewer opportunities toexperiments?feed.阅By making comparisons.阅"This is not to say that the protected areasB.By analyzing cause and effect.C.By studying the features of video calls.offer no protection.In the case of Asian elephants,protected areas provide long-term safety and理D.By collecting different communicationrepresent the core areas for elephantconservation,"said Dr Goossens."But they areproblems.clearly not enough.Our results show we have to30.What's Matt Wood's attitude towards the解acknowledge the subtle differences in elephantgestures?habitat needs and preferences,developing overallA.Critical.得Cautious.human-elephant coexistence approaches outsideC.Unclear.D.Unconcerned.protected areas."5

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