First Impressional DIscussion (Example)

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First Impression Discussion First Name Last Name Institution A first impression can be considered to be an important aspect of any given setting. It tells a person of what they should expect of the other person or a group of people. In addition the first impression creates an effective factor in the determination of how the individual that I am to meet or talk to. Therefore as Holtz (2015) states the first impression defines who you are to the public generating the image that you want to the public. Reference Holtz B. C. (2015). From the first impression to fairness perception: Investigating the impact of initial trustworthiness beliefs. Personnel Psychology  68(3) 499-546. [...]

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The authors of First Impressions say that making a good first impression means making the person you meet feel positive toward you. When you have contact with someone, do you think about how the other person is feeling during the initial contact, or do you stay focused on yourself? What can you do to make someone feel positively about you? For each discussion post, students are required to post an original response and reply to two responses from others students. In order to receive full credit for the posts, student must fully answer the questions posed in the discussion prompt. The content must be complete, accurate and offer new ideas. Additionally, the post should be well supported and fully explain the student’s response. For the responses to others students’ posts, the content must be directly related to the content of the post which is being replied to as well as offer accurate information. Responses should also be well supported and fully explained. The goal is to enhance the initial post. Original post should contain at least 200 words. Each response post should include at least 25 words.