Preface: To the Instructor INTRODUCTION 1 How to Become a Better Reader and Thinker 2 Reading for Pleasure and Power 3 Some Quick Study Tips
PART I TEN STEPS TO IMPROVING COLLEGE READING SKILLS 1 Vocabulary in Context Reading: Night Watch Roy Popkin Mastery Tests 2 Main Ideas Reading: Here's to Your Health Joan Dunayer Mastery Tests 3 Supporting Details Reading: Child-Rearing Styles Diane E. Papalia and Sally Wendkos Olds Mastery Tests 4 Implied Main Ideas and the Central Point Reading: Rowing the Bus Paul Logan Mastery Tests 5 Relationships Ⅰ Reading: Students in Shock John Kellmayer Mastery Tests 6 Relationships Ⅱ Reading: l Became Her Target Roger Wilkins Mastery Tests 7 Fact and Opinion Reading: New Respect for the Nap, a Pause That Refreshes Jane E. Brody Mastery Tests 8 Inferences Reading: Gender Inequality in Health Care and in the Workplace James M. Henslin Mastery Tests 9 Purpose and Tone Reading: The Scholarship Jacket Marta Salinas Mastery Tests 10 Argument Reading: In Praise of the F Word Mary Sherry Mastery Tests
PART Ⅱ TEN READING SELECTIONS 1 The Yellow Ribbon Pete Hamill 2 Urban Legends Beth Johnson 3 Sha me Dick Gregory 4 The Bystander Effect DorothyBarkin 5 The Real Story of Flight 93 Karen Breslau, EleanorClift, and Evan Thomas 6 Coping with Nervousness Rudolph F. Verderber 7 Compliance Techniques: Getting People to Say Yes Shelley E. Taylor, Letitia Anne Peplau, and David O. Sears 8 Lizzie Borden James Kirby Martin and others 9 Nonverbal Communication AnthonyF. Grasha 10 Preindustrial Cities Rodney Stark
PART Ⅲ FOR FURTHER STUDY 1 Combined-Skills Tests 2 Propaganda Mastery Tests 3 More About Argument: Errors in Reasoning 4 Writing Assignments Acknowledgments Index Reading Performance Chart
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