Put Into Practice - The perceptual Process

I remember going for my visa interview, (when i got admission to come study at Dixie). the day before my interview, my mom told me to dress in suit and i should cut my hair, and i was like "why would i do that" and i told my mom that the person who is going to interview me is an American and he/she doesn't care how i dressed or how high my hair was. so i told her i wasn't gonna do it.then she told me to do whatever i wanted. On that faithful day of my interview, the man that interviewed me took like two minutes to look at my appearance the the interview started. After i was granted the visa the consular called me back and told me he almost denied me the visa when he saw my appearance but his instinct told he to go on with the interview and he saw that i knew what i was doing. my point is that you don't jump into conclusion or assumption .so try to speak to the person and know the type of person he or she is. "DON'T JUDGE A BOOK BY IT'S COVER".