Discussion Questions - Listening

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1. What headline? the when read think you did the

2. What in mind the your are word when hear you images 'therapy'?

3. What hearts? broken think do of you

4. What's way best a recover heart? broken from to the

5. How stressed? you often are

6. Have ever you heart? broken a had

7. Has broken winning or heart? not at ever passing your something

8. How heart? after look do your well you

9. What someone heart? to your say who broke you would

10. What a advice heart? with someone you have do broken for

11. Did article? this reading you like

12. What you 'broken when do heart' of you think word the hear

13. What read? what think about you do you

14. Why more women a are to have likely heart? broken do think you

15. What us? teach can heartbreak

16. Have lost you because been something? heartbroken you ever

17. How relationship? heart-brain important is the

18. Do differently? heartbreak deal men with and women

19. Is heart? better your or physical mental therapy for

20. What the like researchers? questions you to would ask

Back to the broken heart syndrome lesson.

Broken Hearts - The 20 Questions

STUDENT A's QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student B)
  1. What did you think when you read the headline?
  2. What images are in your mind when you hear the word 'therapy'?
  3. What do you think of broken hearts?
  4. What's the best way to recover from a broken heart?
  5. How often are you stressed?
  6. Have you ever had a broken heart?
  7. Has not passing or winning at something ever broken your heart?
  8. How well do you look after your heart?
  9. What would you say to someone who broke your heart?
  10. What advice do you have for someone with a broken heart?

STUDENT B's QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student A)
  1. Did you like reading this article? Why/not?
  2. What do you think of when you hear the word 'broken heart'?
  3. What do you think about what you read?
  4. Why do you think women are more likely to have a broken heart?
  5. What can heartbreak teach us?
  6. Have you ever been heartbroken because you lost something?
  7. How important is the heart-brain relationship?
  8. Do men and women deal with heartbreak differently?
  9. Is mental or physical therapy better for your heart?
  10. What questions would you like to ask the researchers?

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