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Beingmistreatedatworkcanmakepeopletakeouttheirnegativeemotionsonlovedonesathome.Butanewstudysuggeststhatgettingmoreexerciseandsleepmayhelppeoplebettercopewiththembyleavingthematwork,wheretheybelong.
Previousresearchshowsthatemployeeswhoarelookeddownonorinsultedbycolleaguesarelikelytoexpresstheirfrustrationsandbehaveangrilytowardpeopleoutsideofwork,saysstudyco-authorShannonTaylor,amanagementprofessorattheUniversityofCentralFlorida'
sCollegeofBusiness.
Thenewstudybacksupthisidea,butoffersabitofgoodnewsaswell:
Employeeswhoaveragedmorethan10,500stepsadayorburnedatleast2,100calorieswerelesslikelytomistreattheircohabitantsthanthosewhoaveragedfewerstepsorburnedfewercalories.
Thefindingsalsorevealedthatwhenemployeesfelttheyhadabadnight'
ssleepbecauseofworkissues,theyweremorelikelytobegrouchyathome."
Whenyou'
retired,youareeitherlessableorlessmotivatedtoregulateyourself."
saysco-authorLarissaBarber,aprofessorofpsychologyatNorthernIllinoisUniversity.
Physicalactivityseemstocounterbalancepoorsleep,Barbersays,becauseitpromoteshealthybrainfunctionsneededtoproperlyregulateemotionsandbehaviors."
Thisstudysuggeststhathighamountsofexercisecanbeatleastonewaytoimprovethesituationsbroughtbysleeptroublesthatleadtonegativebehaviorsathome,"
shesays.
Barberacknowledgesthatfindingtimetoworkoutandgetafullnight’ssleepcanbedifficultwhenworkpressureismounting,andthatoften,jobstresscanbedirectlyrelatedtosleepquality.But,shesays,makingtheefforttoburnsomeextracaloriesandblowoffsomesteamcanbeworthit.It'
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A.Workpressuremakesnodifferenceinsleepquality.
B.Howtoburnmorecalorieshasbecomeamajorissueforworkers.
CEnoughexercisecanreplacegoodsleepindealingwithnegativebehaviors.
D.Theamountofcaloriesemployeesburnaffectsthefrequencyoflosingtemper.
D
Google,oneoftheworld'
soutstandingtechcompanies,wasattacked.Itwasn’titssearchenginethatwasattackedoritsadvertisingplatformorevenitssocialnetwork,Google+.Instead,itwasabuilding.
Twowebsecurityexpertshacked（侵入）intoitsWharf7officeinSydney,AustraliathroughGooglesbuildingmanagementsystem（BMS）.Oneofthem,BillyRios,says,MycolleagueandIhavealotofexperienceinwebsecurity,butitisnotsomethingthatpeoplecouldn'
tlearn.Onceyouunderstandhowthesystemworks，itisverysimple.”
TheyfoundthesystemonShodan,asearchenginethatlistsdevicesconnectedtotheInternet,andthenranitthroughtheirownsoftwaretoidentifywhoownedthebuilding.InthecaseoftheGooglehacking,theresearchershadnoimmoralpurposeandjustinformedGoogleaboutwhattheyfound.
AccordingtoMr.Rios,whorunssecuritycompanyWhitescope,thereare50,000buildingscurrentlyconnectedtotheInternet,includingresearchinstitutes,churchesandhospitals,and2,000ofthoseareonlinewithnopasswordprotection.MartynThomas,aprofessorofITatGreshamCollegeintheUK,says,"
Itisbeyonddoubtthatattemptstoattackbuildingmanagementsystemsarehappeningallthetime.”
Makingabuildingsmartgenerallymeansconnectingthesystemsthatcontrolheating,lightingandsecuritytotheInternetandthewidercorporatenetwork.Therewasastrongreasonfordoingthis,saidAndrewKelly,principalsecurityconsultantatdefencecompanyQinetiq.
Energysavingsarethebiggestfactorinconnectingbuildingmanagementsystemstothecorporatenetwork,hesays."
Itgivesthosewhorunthebuildingbettercontrolandoffersbetween20%to50%inenergysavings,"
headds.
Butitalsomakesthemlesssecure.AndifanyofthesefeelslikeaHollywoodfilm,thinkagain.
32.HowdidBillyRiosandhiscolleaguehackGooglesbuilding?
A.TheyinventedasearchengineandconnectedittoGooglesbuilding.
B.TheyworkedforGoogleandmasteredhowthebuildingworked.
C.TheyusedGoogle'
sBMStofindouttheownerofthebuilding.
D.TheyconnectedtheirownsoftwaretothebuildingtorunGoogle.
33.In
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