Some people trust their first impressions about a person’s character because they believe these judgments are generally correct. Other people do not judge a person’s character quickly because they believe first impressions are wrong. Get ready to talk to an examiner about this issue.

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As we all know, some people quickly jump into conclusions about a
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solely based on their
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impression on the
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but others try not to so. In my opinion, I myself
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inasmuch as it can be
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designed to deceive or mislead either deliberately or inadvertently
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with, those who always trusts
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first
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impressions about a
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are misleading. There is a Chinese saying: we cannot judge a
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by his appearance.
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, the appearance is not always telling the truth. One of my neighbours is a good-looking girl who seems appealing. I thought she was warm-hearted and willing to help others.
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, after personal contacts with her, I find she is bad tempted and particularly with peels,
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do not get along with others.
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, a judgment from
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impressions is too hasty. The judgment of a
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's
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should be careful because it affects not only two parties. With different cultural backgrounds, different people have distinct impressions of a given
person
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. Suppose you think a girl with short skirt is misbehaviour, while I believe she is open-minded and energetic.
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, without
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communication or observation, you cannot persuade me to share your view, neither can I.
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but not least,
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impressions are always made on purpose and they are not worth of trust.
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, in a recruitment meeting, a girl wears neatly and shows much respect to every
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. In fact, she is pleasing every one for the position.
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, in the
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interview, we find she is too flattering and not considerate. In
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case,
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contacts give us more accurate information about her
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. From all the discussions above, I could safely arrive at my conclusion that
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the
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impression can tell something about a
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's
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, we should not trust it and take it for granted that it is correct. It is more responsible to make
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judgments and leave the
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first
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impressions as reference.

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