For some of the sets of images, they were asked to either maintain their original impressions of the faces, or reframe their responses to be more positive.
During the final feedback meeting, students reflected on their engagement with care staff and considered whether their original impressions of participation in hygiene care had changed.
As shown especially by data from Lufwanyama, the original impression that the rate of attendance of ANC is very high is a misconception, due to the fact that health data from urban populations tend to overshadow those from rural areas, which perhaps never reach the data banks.
Hume distinguishes two kinds of impressions: impressions of sensation, or original impressions, and impressions of reflection, or secondary impressions.
The psychologist's report tended to corroborate Dermody's original impression that Roberts had elements of distinction.
"I loved the contours of the land and the immanence of the sea and the great sky, so that was my original impression," he said.
Beauty is a feeling of approbation, and an original, simple impression of the mind.
Jonathan's original stereotypical impression of the WI was blown away and he has much respect for the organization, the women and the work they do.
It is by such momentary structures of retentions, original impressions and protentions that moments of time are continuously constituted (and reconstituted) as past, present and future, respectively, so that it looks to the experiencing subject as if time were permanently flowing off.
This merely seemingly unconscious structure is essentially indexical in character and consists, at a given time, of both retentions, i.e., acts of immediate memory of what has been perceived "just a moment ago", original impressions, i.e., acts of awareness of what is perceived "right now", and protentions, i.e., immediate anticipations of what will be perceived "in a moment".
