Within psychology, first impressions are often related to a research term, thin-slice judgments. This means that,

A) our judgments about buying decisions never occur automatically.
B) customers do not judge the salesperson quickly.
C) we are consciously aware of our decisions (90 percent or more) .
D) we are actually processing information quite slowly.
E) our decisions or judgments about someone or something occur automatically.

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Karen Alvarez · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : E, Explanation :  Thin-slice judgments refer to the ability of individuals to make quick and often accurate assessments of people or situations based on very limited information. This process is largely automatic and subconscious, contrasting with the options suggesting slow, conscious, or non-automatic decision-making.

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