Probing Question: How accurate are snap judgments?

The moment people enter a new classroom, job or any unfamiliar situation, they begin to formulate opinions and unconscious perceptions of the environment and the people around them, said Reginald Adams, Penn State professor of psychology.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news83432205.html">Probing Question: How accurate are snap judgments?</a></p> <p>The moment people enter a new classroom, job or any unfamiliar situation, they begin to formulate opinions and unconscious perceptions of the environment and the people around them, said Reginald Adams, Penn State professor of psychology.</p>