The idea is you don't have to see much of a person to get an impression of what they are.

它的意义是说你只需看人一眼,就能对他们形成第一印象。

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More importantly, we collect stereotypes about groups of people through much the same way we collect stereotypes about categories like chairs and apples and dogs.

更重要的是，我们形成对群体的刻板印象,和我们形成对类别的刻板印象,如椅子，苹果和狗，两者几乎一样。

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A second finding building on the first is that we form impressions very fast, very quickly, and this is a literature known as "thin slices."

根据第一个发现，我们有了第二个发现,那就是第一印象形成得非常快，有一部文学作品叫《薄片》

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I want to begin by talking about impression formation, how we form impressions of others, and tell you a couple of interesting things about impression formation.

我想先开始讲印象形成，我们如何形成对他人的第一印象，再跟大家讲几件,关于印象形成的有趣特点。

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And often in response people who want to foster more positive views will often try to--will often put in representatives from other groups in unusual ways to make that point.

为了反击这种刻板印象,想形成一个积极观点的人,通常都会…,引进其他群体的成员,以不同寻常的方式来证明他们的观点。

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And to the extent these portray an unrealistic or unfair or biased perception of the world we could construct stereotypes that are faithful to the data we're getting but the data is not representative.

因为媒体,没有真实，公平，不偏不倚地反映世界,我们的刻板印象,就会根据这些信息来形成,但这些信息并不能以一概全。

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