Questions

What is the central topic in the article?
The contest between benefits and principles

What has been proved by researches about this confrontation?
How weaks are these principles which may produce very different opinions in a few minutes gap

Which are the common points of view?
The utilitarian perspective and the deontologiacal perspective

Who are more fonded in to the utilitarian perspective?
People with an upper-income

What may do the last subjects forget its philosophy?
A situation which involve personal feelings.

Where were published the last result?
in the March issue of the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.

What defend the deontological aproach?
That aspects of the action itself should count, like whether it adheres to certain rules.

If a hypothetical situation is given to people, what approach would be given as a response?
An utilitarian response.

Where we can find support to this theory?
In the study's results published in in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology.

What result was obtained by stressing subjects in another study?
The subjects showed a reduction in their utilitarian responses.

What conclusion could be obtained?
There is not evidence of an objective moral because it changes depending on the situation.

New York Times. Our Inconsistent Ethical Instincts
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/31/opinion/sunday/how-firm-are-our-principles.html?hp&_r=1&

If

Hypotetical situation.
You have booked a holiday with your family on a remote exotic island. Just before you're about to go, you hear on the news that there have been some outbreaks of violence between rival poltical factions on the island. What would you do?

I would keep my idea on going there, of course they wouldn't stop they barbaric issues just because of my presence, but also is unlikely that they would try  to beat each other at the resort I have booked.

Something that I would do just as a cautius measure is to ask for information at the hotel, I would definitely get angry if i arrived and they had closed the resort for security measures.

Being ther in that situation only let me to spend some time between a local war, something that I wouldn't do beacuse it's not ncessary, injuries hurts, I might die and there is a high probability on losing my belongings.

As a conclusion I guess I would go, some opportunities have to be taken, so if  the hotel's administrators said  it's safe staying there I would tahe their word becaused theiy assured that and could get rich if they were wrong.


Apparently this text has been corrected and shoudn't contain any mistakes, but due to the mistakes done last time which some of them were ridiculously incredible when I put an eye on them I'll write the next lines which are intended to help me on activating some kind of filter's languaje for writting and speaking well.

I know the last homework I did it at the very last time, which means it was done firstable for fulfill the duty than to be done as should be, this implies to not having enough time to review my dudes about some words with their spelling.

Another process mistake  is I haven't beat is my need to think in spanish and then translate to the foreign languaje on use.

The last thing I need to do to help my learning process is to move away, there is to much spanish in the air. If I didn't have the possibility to use it I would advance fastly in the learning. I know this is not only dificult right now, its almost impossible but there is a lot of media which can help like movies or recordings, maybe that wouldn't be enough but would be more than I use actually.

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1.-feedstock: materia prima
2.-elation: elación
3.-kiln:horno
4.-pyrolisis: pirólisis
5.-depolymerization: despolimerización
7.-standoff: punto muerto
8.-widespread: extendido
9.-enacted: promulgada
10.-the remedy of declared void: el recurso de que sea declarada nula
11.-commencement: comienzo
12.-housed: alojado
13.-repository: repositorio
14.-thesaurus: tesauro
15.-quotations: cotas
16.-spite: a pesar
17.-polyols: polioles
18.-gametes: gametos
19.-crystallizer: cristalizador
20.-gemstone: gema preciosa
21.-feedstream: corriente de alimentación
22.-break-of-gauge:  ruptura de medida
23.-rolling stock: material rodante
24.-freight: carga
25.-piggyback: a cuestas
26.-containerisation: contenedores
27.-outreach: alcance
28.-environ: estar alrededor
29.-crane: grúa
30.-transshipment: transbordo
32.-narrow gauge: de via estrecha
32.-hemmed: dobladillo
33.-garment: prenda
34.-hem in: cercar
35.-cincture: cinto
36.-beset: acosado
37.-engirdle: poner algo sobre el estómago
38.-gird: ceñir
39.-wreathe: enroscar
40.-rim: reborde
41.-pen:corral
42.-hence: por lo tanto
43.-mill around: moverse por todas partes
44.-pivot: giro
45.-coil: serpentin
46.-gyrate: contonear
47.-unclasp: desabrochar
48.-loose: suelto
49.-disentangle: desenmarañar
50.-extricate: liberar

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1.-hitchhike:to travel by obtaining free lifts in motor vehicles
2.-lea: land that has been sown with grass seed
3.-sow: to scatter or place something in or on a place so that it may grow
4.- leisure: time or opportunity for ease, relaxation, etc
5.-otiose: serving no useful purpose
6.-scrimshawn: the art of decorating or carving shells, ivory, etc, done by sailors as a leisure activity
7.-ivory: a hard smooth creamy white variety of dentine that makes up a major part of the tusks of elephants, walruses, and similar animals
8.-smooth: silky to the touch, lacking obstructions or difficulties, tranquil or unruffled
9.-dentine: the calcified tissue surrounding the pulp cavity of a tooth and comprising the bulk of the tooth
10.-pulp: soft or fleshy plant tissue, such as the succulent part of a fleshy fruit, any soft soggy mass or substance

11.-soggy: soaked with liquid
12.-soppy: silly or sentimental
13.-sophomore: second
14.-afforest:  to plant trees on
15.-anisotropic:  having different physical properties in different directions
16.-aeolotropic : anisotropic
17.-sand: to smooth or polish the surface of with sandpaper or sand
18.-causeway: a raised path or road crossing water.
19.-flimsy: unconvincing or inadequate
20.-lorry: a large motor vehicle designed to carry heavy loads

21.-barrister: a lawyer who has been called to the bar and is qualified to plead in the higher courts
22.-juggernaut: any terrible force, especially one that destroys or that demands complete self-sacrifice
23.-fag:a boring or wearisome task.
24.-soar: to rise or increase in volume, size, etc
25.-all very well ⇒ used ironically to express discontent, dissent, etc
26.-mellow: kind-hearted, especially through maturity or old age.
27.-ripe: mature enough to be eaten or used
28.-towering: outstanding, as in importance or stature
29.-warble: to utter in a song
30.-embellish: to improve or beautify by adding detail or ornament; adorn

31.-vignette: a short graceful literary essay or sketch
32.-raffish: careless or unconventional in dress, manners
33.-tawdry: cheap, showy, and of poor quality
34.-showy: gaudy, flashy, or ostentatious
35.-gaudy: bright, or colourful in a crude or vulgar manner
36.-friend of Dorothy: a male homosexual
37.-raunchy: openly sexual; lusty; earthy
38.-earthy: unrefined, coarse, or crude
39.-slovenly : frequently or habitually unclean or untidy
40.-slipshod: negligent; careless
41.-unkempt: uncombed; dishevelled
42.- dishevelly: hanging loosely
43.- comb: a tool or machine that separates, cleans, and straightens wool, cotton
44.- coomb: a short valley or deep hollow, especially in chalk areas, another name for cirque
45.-cirque: a semicircular or crescent-shaped basin with steep sides and a gently sloping floor formed in mountainous regions by the erosive action of a glacier
46.-basin: any partially enclosed or sheltered area where vessels may be moored or docked
47.-dock: a space between two wharves or piers for the mooring of ships
48.-wharf: a platform of timber, stone, concrete, etc, built parallel to the waterfront at a harbour or navigable river for the docking, loading, and unloading of ships
49.-timber: trees collectively.
50.-cleat: a wedge-shaped block, usually of wood, attached to a structure to act as a support