https://padlet.com/curtisjustus23/opa49xdomdk2 Made with lust en-us 2017-05-03 00:01:52 UTC 2017-05-03 00:17:52 UTC hello@padlet.com curtisjustus23 https://padlet.com/curtisjustus23/opa49xdomdk2/wish/169564687 First impressions occur within seconds of coming into contact with a person. These first impressions are very difficult to change and sometimes take time. ]]> 2017-05-03 00:04:47 UTC https://padlet.com/curtisjustus23/opa49xdomdk2/wish/169564687 curtisjustus23 https://padlet.com/curtisjustus23/opa49xdomdk2/wish/169564810 Personal disclosure- we generally form more favorable impressions of people who are willing to disclose personal information to us
Stereotyping- stereotypes are preconceived ideas that we form about groups of people and we naturally place people into these formed groups, thus influencing a first impression
Attributions- this is where we find reasons for the behaviors of people we observe
Self fulfilling prophecies- This is when you form an impression on someone and then act towards a person in way that mirrors your impression]]> 2017-05-03 00:06:18 UTC https://padlet.com/curtisjustus23/opa49xdomdk2/wish/169564810 curtisjustus23 https://padlet.com/curtisjustus23/opa49xdomdk2/wish/169565399 When we find someone attractive, it is often because of a similarity or physical attractiveness. Our brains naturally search for similarities in facial ratios and personalities/values of other people, and we are more inclined to be attracted to that person. A major influence is physical attractiveness, whether or not a person is visually enticing or pleasing. 
Proximity of these people plays a role as well. For example, you are more inclined to make friends with your neighbor across the street than a person you meet from another state. 
We also tend to be attracted to people simply because they like us back, and this is the principle of reciprocity ]]> 2017-05-03 00:12:33 UTC https://padlet.com/curtisjustus23/opa49xdomdk2/wish/169565399