his audience. The crowd erupted in cheers and for many Americans, this

was their first long lasting impression of soon to be, President George

Bush. He later went on to sign a bill implementing the second largest tax

hike in history. The statement that won him one election lost him the

next. The American public made a long term judgment based on the first

impression of this presidential candidate. After the speech, the media

took over, promoting Bush, and giving those who did not hear the speech an

impression of the candidate. As Americans found out, trusting a first

judgment is a dangerous practice, for it does not allow for a clear long

term judgment of the person in question. The first impression is

influenced by many factors, mainly the physical appearance, one's own past

experiences and other peoples judgments. Indeed, first impressions are

dangerous, but they are also inevitable, for it is a natural instinct that

every person is born with. Take the classic cliche "You cannot judge a

States. When he reached the state of Arizona, he met up with a man in

women with whom he would share the earth with. It is a subconscious act

sought shelter for the night, but before they departed the hobo said "You

thing is what it seems to be. A young man

1800's where women won the right to study medicine in university. It was

not until the early 1900's that married women could keep their jobs, and

future. Take for example the convenience store owner that had many

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