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Social Perceptions and StereotypesThe impact of media on first impressions and personal style from the 1960's to now, and how it affects our socialisation with others.
Amy Johnson
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Age group/samples•The first questionnaire group consisted of
older people between the age of 60 and 80. Little to no interest in fashion. They did not class themselves to have a personal style.
•The second group were people aged 21 – 27. Didn’t follow fashion, except two females who enjoy keeping up with trends.
•The third group consisted of a few fashion students. Smallest group to avoid a bias.
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“Gothic Girl”
• “Unapproachable” and “intimidating”• Her smile suggests she is approachable
and friendly, which is why the people taking the questionnaire reacted well to her.
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“Grunge Guy”
• “Lazy”, “unreliable” and “scruffy” were used to describe him by the older age group.
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“Burlesque Lady”
• Younger age groups thought she was unique and would be interesting to talk to.
• Older group thought she was “too out there”.
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