READING/ changes in reading habits

pacifier

(n) núm vú giả

hunch

(v) to lean forward with your shoulders raised or to bend your back and shoulders into a rounded shape

flotilla

(n) a large group of boats or small ships

feed

(n) a web page, screen, etc. that updates, changes often to show the latest information

unbeknownst / unbeknown to sb, ...

ai đó không hề hay biết rằng ...

neuronal circuit

(n) mạch thần kinh

subtly

(adv) in a way that is small and difficult to notice or describe, but important

toddler

(n) a young child, especially one who is learning or has recently learned to walk

neuroscience

(n) khoa học thần kinh

literacy

(n) the ability to read and write

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(n) knowledge of a particular subject, or a particular type of knowledge

decode

(n) giải mã

internalize

(v) tiếp thu, tiếp nhận

inference

(n) sự suy luận

draw / make inferences from sth

đưa ra suy luận từ cái gì

perspective-taking

(n) sự tiếp nhận quan điểm của người khác

caution

(v) cảnh báo

caution sb against doing sth

(v) warn sb against doing sth

binary

(n) relating to or consisting of two things, in which everything is either one thing or the other

err

(v) to make a mistake or to do something wrong:

bear sb/sth out

(v) to show that somebody is right or that something is true

cognitive Impatience

(n) the inability to pay attention during the time necessary to understand the complexity of a thought or argument.

underlie

(v) to be the basis or cause of something

sufficient

(adj) đủ

comprehend

(v) to understand something completely

in chronological order

following the order in which a series of events happened

subtle

(adj) not loud, bright, noticeable, or obvious in any way

atrophy

(n) the condition of losing fat, muscle, strength, etc. in a part of the body because it does not have enough blood

bombardment

(n) an attack in which large guns are fired at a place or bombs are dropped on it continuously

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(n) an occasion when too many questions or criticisms are aimed at somebody or they are given too much information

incentivize

(v) to make someone want to do something

entrenched

(adj) entrenched ideas are so fixed or have existed for so long that they cannot be changed