When you first meet someone you analyze them. You try to figure out what kind of person they are when doing so. Your clothes, hair cut, and even the facial expression you had right before talking to them can give clues. This is normally the case for someone who doesn’t know you. There’s still a chance for you to change their mind with a “first impression”. A “first impression” is your action/way of speaking when you first meet. Depending on what you do or say could make up their minds for them. There is a chance for someone to fool someone by behaving/speaking a way to choose for them. What this means is a person will try to make you think about them in a way they want. For example, I might my guy friends to think I get a lot of action. I could do this by having female friends call of the house in which we share. Letting it ring a bit before picking it up will make it easier for them to see. This could Make me seem like I’m good with the ladies. This doesn’t always work out; sometimes people can tell. For example, people in Shetland Isle have to enter a person’s house with a smile when coming over for tea. What people in Shetland do is look out the window to see their facial expressions before. Their guest might have an upset expression and change it to a smile right before coming in. This gives them a good view that person feels about them.
2/ 20/ 2019
Sociology Blog 