Our initial perceptions of similarity with another person are almost always proven to be reliable over time.

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Our initial perceptions of similarity with another person are often based on surface-level characteristics or limited interactions, and may not accurately reflect deeper similarities or differences. As we get to know the person better, our perceptions may change and we may discover unexpected similarities or differences. Therefore, our initial perceptions are not always reliable over time.

Our Initial Perceptions of Similarity with Another Person Are Almost