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Kordowski C: Zur Genese der sozialen Eindrucksbildung.

Linden M, Vilain M: Emotionale Teilleistungsstörungen und "first impression formation" bei Persönlichkeitsstörungen. Willis J, Todorov A: First impressions making up your mind after a 100-ms exposure to a face. Hüttner S-M, Linden M: Modification of first impression formation and "personality" by manipulating outer appearance. This suggests that impression formation may be a factor which has a direct impact on coping with life, as persons communicate with others by their non-verbal behavior. A friendly first impression formation was significantly more pronounced in females.Ĭonclusion: Results suggest that first impression formation reflects not so much the present subjective inner status of the person but to some degree his or her personality and adjustment in life. There were relations between a kind and friendly first impression formation and work-related problems and capacity restrictions in contrast to participants with a self-assured and over-confident appearance, who reported less problems with their abilities and the workplace. Results: Judgements on the impression of participants were unrelated to their present well-being. The researcher did not know the other person before.

Additionally, a researcher recorded her first impression of the passenger by using the MED scale. Method: We invited a convenience sample of 102 train passengers to answer a short self-rating questionnaire on their present well-being and problems in life. In this study we wanted to test, if it is possible to predict by first impression formation how a person feels and whether he or she has problems in life. It has been shown that respective judgements show high reliability. This is called first impression formation. Abstractīackground/Aims: Persons elicit emotional reactions in their vis-à-vis within a split-second, resulting in far reaching judgements. Research Group Psychosomatic Rehabilitation, Charité University Medicine, Berlin, Germany 30, 12200 Berlin, Germanyįirst impression formation, Mini-ICF, Social interaction, Sympathy, Workplace.
