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Is The First Impression, The Best Impression?
We all have some social feelings encoded in our brain in accordance with our lifestyle. When we meet a person, we encode this social information to judge the people initially. The encoding rise to impressions formed immediately after meeting a new person.
Just
imagine
the
situation
of
getting
the
profile
of
an
unknown
person.
The
profile
may
include
scenarios
indicating
both
positive
traits
(e.g.,
intelligent)
and
negative
ones
(e.g.,
lazy)
in
their
depictions.
Your
liking
and
disliking
for
the
profiled
person
may
depend
on
the
traits
featured
with
the
person.
In this case it can be summarized that our first impression has nothing to do with the real character of the person we are meeting. Our comfort or discomfort feeling towards them can change in the process of time. Yes, we have to think now-Is the first impression, the best impression?
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