First Impressions:

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First Impressions
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Person A

• Man
• Homely
• Gawky
• Grotesque
• 64
• 180 pounds
• Unusual beard

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Person B

• Female
• Prominent nose
• Wrinkled
• Very short
• Wears the same clothes every day

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Person C

• Male
• 57
• Trim
• Deep blue eyes
• Straight, dark hair
• Unusual mustache

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Person D

• Male
• Short . . . 225 pounds
• Disfigured mouth
• Everything is too small atrocious tie
  protruding stomach

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Person E

• Woman
• Dark hair
• Dark eyes
• Strikingly pretty
• Winner of beauty pageant
• Latest fashions

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Person F

• 56
• Balding
• Rotund
• Bulbous nose
• Walks with cane

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Person G

• Male Large ears Eyes droop Very small

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Person H

• Female
• Heavy
• Fairly short
• Wrinkled

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Person I

• Man
• 510
• 140 pounds
• Handsome

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Common Appearance Stereotypes

• Small Powerless
• Heavy Lazy
• Handsome/Beautiful Happy or Good
• Wrinkled Old and not worth listening to
• Others??

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Who is Person A?
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Abraham Lincoln

• Homely
• Gawky
• Grotesque
• 64
• 180 pounds
• Unusual beard

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Who is Person B?
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Mother Teresa

• Prominent nose
• Wrinkled
• Very short
• Wears the same clothes every day

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Who is Person C?
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Adolph Hitler

• 57
• Trim
• Deep blue eyes
• Straight, dark hair
• Unusual mustache

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Who is Person D?
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Louis Armstrong

• Short
• 225 pounds
• Disfigured mouth
• Everything is too small atrocious tie
  protruding stomach

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Who is Person E?
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Imelda Marcos

• Dark hair
• Dark eyes
• Strikingly pretty
• Winner of beauty pageant
• Latest fashions

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Who is Person F
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Winston Churchill

• 56
• Balding
• Rotund
• Bulbous nose
• Walks with cane

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Who is Person G?
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Stephen Hawking

• Large ears Eyes droop Very small

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Who is Person H?
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Madeleine Albright

• Heavy
• Fairly short
• Wrinkled

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Who is Person I?
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Ted Bundy

• 510
• 140 pounds
• Handsome

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First Impressions
Developed by Suzy Pelican, Darlene Christensen,
Debby Johnson, and Peg Cullen for Small
VictoriesA mini-lesson series promoting positive
food, physical activity, and body-image attitudes
and behaviors Duplicated by Department of Family
and Consumer Sciences, Cooperative Extension
Service, University of Wyoming