Power poseur: Bodily expansiveness does not matter in dyadic interactions.

  • Study

Name

Power poseur: Bodily expansiveness does not matter in dyadic interactions.

Types

Study

Authors

David J. Johnson
Joseph Cesario

Claims from

Evidence does not support benefits of power poses (expansive poses) in interactions between two people.

Journal

Social Psychological and Personality Science

Topics

Human Performance Psychology

Web URL

https://doi.org/10.1177/1948550617725153

Referenced by

Evidence does not support benefits of power poses (expansive poses) in interactions between two people.

Psychology

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