WilliamWordsworthwrotethat"thehumanmindiscapableofexcitementwithouttheapplicationofviolentstimulants（刺激）"．Anditappearsthatsimplyreadingthosewordsproveshis（36）___．ResearchersattheUniversityofLiver
WilliamWordsworthwrotethat"thehumanmindiscapableofexcitementwithouttheapplicationofviolentstimulants（刺激）"．Anditappearsthatsimplyreadingthosewordsproveshis（36）___．
ResearchersattheUniversityofLiverpoolfoundtheworksofShakespeareandWordsworthand（37）___hadabeneficialeffectonthemind．Itcan（38）___thereader'sattentionandtrigger（触发）momentsofself-reflection．
Usingscanners，they（39）___thebrainactivityofvolunteersastheyreadpiecesofclassicalEnglishliteraturebothintheir（40）___ formandinamoderntranslation．
And，accordingtotheSundayTelegraph，theexperimentshowedthemore（41）___ prose（散文）andpoetry（42）___ farmoreelectricalactivityinthebrainthantheeasierversions．
Theresearchalsofoundpoetry，（43）___ ，increasedactivityintherightpartofthebrain，anarea（44）___ with"autobiographical（自传式的）memory"，whichhelpedthereaderto（45）___ ontheirownexperiences．Theresearcherssaidthismeantthe （46）___ weremoreusefulthanself-helpbooks．
Thebrain（47）___ of30volunteerswerewatchedinthefirstpartoftheresearchastheyreadShakespeareindifferent（48）___．
Inoneexample，volunteersreadalinefromKingLear，"Afatherandagraciousagedman：himhaveyoumadded"，beforereadingthe（49）___ version："Afatherandagraciousagedman：himyouhaveannoyed"．Shakespeare'suseof"mad"asa（n）（50）___ causedahigherlevelofbrainactivitythanthestraightforwardprose．
Thenextstageoftheresearchwaslookingatthe（51）___ towhichpoetrycouldaffect（52）___ andprovidetherapeutic（治疗的）benefit．Volunteers'brainswerescannedwhilereadingfourlinesbyWordsworth，andfour"translated"lineswerealsoprovided．
Thefirstversioncausedmorebrainactivity，（53）___ notonlytheleftpartofthebrainconnectedwithlanguage，butalsotherightpartthatrelatestoautobiographicalmemoryandemotion．
"Poetryisnotjusta（54）___ ofstyle．Itisalsoaboutdeepversionsofexperiencethat （55）___ theemotionaltothecognitive（认知的），"saidProfDavis，whowillpresentthefindingsattheNorthofEnglandeducat