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AmericanLifeFastfoodintheTheHamburgerintheTheFastFoodRestaurantintheD“Hello.”—itisoneofthefirstwordswelearnasbabies,yetit’soneofthelastoneswethinktouseasadults.That’sregrettable,becausesayinghelloismorethanjustsayinghello—it’stherespectofanother’sworth.Howmighttheworldchange—howmightwechange—ifwehavemasteredthisword?Tofindout,IspentonemonthsayinghellotoeverypersonImet.Here’swhatI’velearnt.Itcanimproveproductivity.Inoneofthefewstudieseverdoneonthissubject,AllanAllday,anassistantprofessorofspecialeducationatOklahomaStateUniversity,hadmiddleschoolteachersgreettheirstudentsindividuallyeachmorning.Thisexchangeofgreetingsraisedthekidsproductivity.Schoolwentfromimpersonaltopersonal,andthatledtomoreclassparticipation（參與）andbetterEnvironmentsinfluencefriendliness.Onestudyfoundthatpeopleinthecitywerelesslikelytoshakehandswithastrangerthanthoseinthecountryside.And,researcherssay,pleasantenvironmentsgenerallyencouragemoresmilesandhellosthanunpleasantones.Myexperiencewassimilar.Whateverthereason,myhellosinthecitywereansweredfarlessoftenthantheonesinthecountryside.Similarly,peopleinvacationareas,liketheJerseyShore,werefarmorefriendlythanthosehurryingtoworkdowntown.hasbeenshowntolowerbloodpressure,lightenunpleasantfeelingsandimprovehappiness.Itseemsthatsayinghellocreatesasimilarinfluence.Somaybewecanmaketheworldabetterplacebysayinghello.Afteramonthofdoingit,IfeellighterandmoreconnectedandIhaveabettersenseofwell-being.WhatcanweknowfromthefirstPeoplecansayhellosincetheyareSayinghelloisawaytoshowrespecttoPeoplelosetheabilitytosayhellowhentheygrowSayinghelloisawaytochangetheworldWhichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothesecondStudentswillgetgoodgradesbysayinghelloveryAnassistantprofessorlikesgreetinghisstudentseveryTheteacherwhooftensayshellotostudentsisverypopularatKidswillbemoreactiveinclassbyexchanginggreetingswithFromthepassage,welearn 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