Researchers evaluated five traits including trustworthiness and attractiveness using times of one second, one-half a second, and one tenth of a second. The length of exposure time did not matter. Impression results from one tenth of a second exposure were correlated with impressions made without any time constraints—and were typically the same. Even after six months of getting to know the initial stranger, the first impression still held. Gestures, facial expressions, and body language are part of first impressions.
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