Having a teacher you came to appreciate only after classes were well under way, or only after the course was over, demonstrates that
A)"thin-slicing" can sometimes form the basis for more carefully reasoned judgments.
B)intuition is an important and reliable vehicle for making rational decisions.
C)a self-fulfilling prophecy has occurred.
D)first impressions are not always right.

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First impressions can change over time as more information is gathered, which is the case when a student comes to appreciate a teacher only after classes were well under way or after the course was over. This demonstrates that initial judgments can evolve and may not always be accurate.

Having a Teacher You Came to Appreciate Only After Classes