In human social interactions, the minutes or even seconds of a first meeting are critical in forming a first impression. Gender psychology research shows that when people of the opposite sex meet for the first time, they usually evaluate each other within a short period of time to decide whether the other person may become a potential partner. So, can we say that if a relationship develops between people of the opposite sex, it is already determined when they first meet? Gender psychology points out that when people choose potential partners, they usually consider a variety of factors, such as appearance, temperament, voice, body language, etc. These factors may all…