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Can we really judge a book by its cover? When it comes to making snap judgments about others, it turns out, we may be pretty good at doing just that.
We've all heard the truism, "You only make one first impression." It's true -- and these impressions may be more powerful than we would imagine.
Our brains take in a huge number of verbal and non-verbal cues almost instantaneously when we meet someone (or just look at a photo of them) to calculate powerful impressions that are often as accurate as the impressions we form over longer periods of time.
Via The Learning Factor, Capability Development (JC)
How to make the perfect first impression (according to science).
Creating trust in the first meeting is so important - let the other person feel understood.
First impressions DO matter. Interested in tips?