Imagine you are interviewing potential babysitters. Obviously, you want a babysitter that is responsible. However, it can be difficult to form an accurate impression of how responsible potential babysitters tend to be.  1. Define/describe each stage of the impression formation process of the RAM. Feel free to label each stage, but I'm asking for more than just a label for each stage.

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