Klugscheisser
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Hi there
My brother is studying psychology at the university of Zurich. Yesterday, he told me an interesting fact about the human behavior:
If you meet a person for the first time, you need 2 seconds to get an impression of that person. (How interesting, succesful etc. this person is, based on the behavior, clothing etc.) After that, you've got 90 seconds to fix that first impression, but if a person thinks that you're a jerk, that impression will never disappear, dosen't matter what you do or say.
So let's give an example: If you know a women for about 3 months, and you've seen her at least once a week, but you never talked more than "Hi" or "How are you" and that other small talk-bull****, she probably thinks that you are a very boring person, cause you're not as talkative/friendly as other persons. Is there even a chance to persuade her that you're the most interesting person she has ever met in her life?
Has anyone of you ever managed to "fix a bad first impression"? Just wondering whether this is true or not.
Regards,
me
My brother is studying psychology at the university of Zurich. Yesterday, he told me an interesting fact about the human behavior:
If you meet a person for the first time, you need 2 seconds to get an impression of that person. (How interesting, succesful etc. this person is, based on the behavior, clothing etc.) After that, you've got 90 seconds to fix that first impression, but if a person thinks that you're a jerk, that impression will never disappear, dosen't matter what you do or say.
So let's give an example: If you know a women for about 3 months, and you've seen her at least once a week, but you never talked more than "Hi" or "How are you" and that other small talk-bull****, she probably thinks that you are a very boring person, cause you're not as talkative/friendly as other persons. Is there even a chance to persuade her that you're the most interesting person she has ever met in her life?
Has anyone of you ever managed to "fix a bad first impression"? Just wondering whether this is true or not.
Regards,
me