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____ Dog Owners, My name is Lily Paxton, and I'm the town's Pet Program Coordinator.

As part of our goal to make the community more dog-friendly, we ____ opened a new dog park.

The park was ____ to provide an enjoyable experience for both dogs and owners.

There are big grassy areas where your dogs ____ run, jump, and play.

We have separate spaces for small dogs and big dogs, to ____ safety.

You'll also find lots of benches and areas for resting and ____ cool.

We hope you ____ have a wonderful time with your dogs in this newly opened park.

____ waited in line to check in for her flight.

Her ____ about her European backpacking trip were really high.

She had ____ looking forward to the trip for a year.

She couldn't wait to visit museums in Madrid and see the Eiffel Tower at ____ in Paris.

As she stood in line, she could feel those ____ were finally so close.

When she approached the counter, the airline employee ____ to see her passport.

Maya reached into her pocket but felt ____.

She realized she had left her ____ at home.

Her ____ were ruined.

She was heartbroken, knowing she could not board the flight and had to ____ her dream trip.

People often ask me, "____ surprises you most about habits?"

One thing that continually astonishes me is the degree to which we're ____ by sheer convenience.

The ____ of effort, time, or decision making required by an action has a huge influence on habit formation.

To a truly remarkable extent, we're more likely to do ____ if it's convenient, and less likely if it's not.

For this reason, we should pay close attention to the convenience of any activity we want to ____ into a habit.

Putting a wastebasket ____ to our front door made mail sorting slightly more convenient, and I stopped procrastinating with this chore.

Many people report that they do a much better job of staying close to distant family ____ now that tools like group chats make it easy to stay in touch.

It is common sense that people's ____ beliefs may drive their external behavior.

If you're attracted to a certain person, you ____ be more likely to socialize with that person.

If you ____ a brand of toothpaste, you're more likely to buy it.

Of course, our ____ thoughts don't always predict our public behavior, but, overall, what we do obviously reflects what we think.

But ____ and behaviors are also related in a more remarkable way.

It turns out that the arrow is as likely to point in the reverse ____.

As social psychologist ____ Myers observes,

"If social psychology has taught us anything during the last 25 years, it is that we are likely not only to think ourselves into a way of ____ but also to act ourselves into a way of thinking."

Imagine following the spirit of a ____ vow into daily life.

Challenge yourself to spend an entire ____ saying only what you absolutely must say.

It's been ____ observed by behavioral psychology experts ─ and anyone who's ever been on a first date ─ that we too often tend to treat "conversation" as a game of waiting for our own turn to speak.

We miss what's being ____ because we're mentally rehearsing our next utterance.

What if you could eliminate the idea that the next available mini-silence is your next opening to express ____ is in your head?

What if you were ____ to, say, fifty spoken words tomorrow?

I think ____ listen quite differently.

You'd ____ quite carefully to every word you heard.

You'd be attuned to what ____ must respond to.

You might discover that the less you ____, the more you hear.

Science is concerned with accumulating and understanding ____ of the physical world.

That understanding alone solves no ____.

Individual ____ have to act on that understanding for it to help solve problems.

For instance, science has found that regular ____ can lower your risk of heart disease.

Knowing this fact is interesting, but it will do ____ for your personal health unless you act on it and actually exercise.

And that's the hard ____.

Reading an article about exercise is ____.

Getting into an ____ routine of regular exercise is harder.

In this sense, science ____ solves no problems at all.

Problems are only solved when ____ take the knowledge provided by science and use it.

In fact, many of humanity's biggest problems are caused by lack of action, and ____ lack of knowledge.

We think we're being logical, objective, and rational - and therefore accurate in our analysis, judgment, and ____.

So we think that if other people are logical, objective, and rational, they will agree with us and see what we ____.

But the opposite is the case. Every human ____ is different.

____ life experience is different.

Everyone's ____ and knowledge are different.

You ____ think you're being realistic ─ that is, that your ideas match reality, but that's impossible.

____ only your interpretation of reality, which will always be different from someone else's.

When two nations play each other in the World Cup, the fans of each ____ criticize the referees for missing all the infractions that the other team commits.

Without ____, each fan base believes that the referees are biased against their team.

Edward O. ____ was born in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1929.

In his ____ childhood, he became interested in nature and spent much time in the outdoors.

At age seven, he was partially ____ in a fishing accident; his reduced sight led Wilson to the study of ants.

He could ____ observe larger animals from a distance.

Instead, he concentrated on smaller creatures he could study up ____.

After studying evolutionary biology at the University of Alabama, Wilson transferred to Harvard University, ____ he became a professor in 1956.

He ____ received a Nobel Prize ─ the prize didn't recognize research in the field of evolutionary biology.

____, he was awarded the Crafoord Prize in 1990.

Wilson, known to some as the "modern-day Darwin", died at the ____ of 92 in Massachusetts.

Studies of experts provide ____ into what it means to have deep and flexible understanding.

Experts in a particular domain are ____ who have deep, richly interconnected ideas about the world.

They are not ____ good thinkers or people who are exceptionally smart.

Rather, experts have knowledge in a ____ domain ─ such as chess, chemistry, or tennis ─ and are not generalists.

However, experts do ____ just know "a bunch of facts."

In fact, having expertise in a topic means that knowledge is organized into coherent frameworks, and the expert understands the interrelationship between facts and can distinguish which ____ are most central.

This kind of deep but organized understanding allows for greater ____ in learning and facilitates application across multiple contexts.

It is natural for people to observe happenings and then seek ____ for why those happenings occurred.

But sometimes the reasoning is wrong because of ____ or more misconceptions.

One of these is the ____ fallacy, where an argument claims that there is a causal relationship between two things merely because they occur together.

For example, in the ____ it was found that crime rates were the highest in neighborhoods where immigrants were most numerous.

Some people used this "co-occurrence" to ____ that immigrants were a cause of crime.

But a careful analysis of this situation revealed that immigrants were forced to live in neighborhoods where crime rates were already ____; they could not afford more expensive housing in safer neighborhoods.

Immigrants ____ committed very few of the crimes.

Unless you analyze the claim ____, you would misinterpret the relationship and thereby construct a faulty belief.