Commentary: A new study shows the vaunted power pose can indeed make you feel more powerful but doesn't confer all the benefits once ascribed to it.

After a mere 2-minute pose, the testosterone levels of the "high power" posers rose 20%. Testosterone levels for the "low power" group, meanwhile, fell 10%. Amy Cuddy, TED ...

High-power poses do not change hormone levels. Despite evidence in this regard in the original 2010 paper, researchers could not replicate this effect. Power posing does not make you behave more ...

High-power and low-power poses tend to complement one another in given interactions. One person is in charge, and the other isn't. See how Obama takes up space while Biden hunkers down in his chair.

Striking a high-power pose in your interviewer's office could come off as offensive, presumptive, and rude, regardless of how it makes you feel, Cuddy says. Here's the alternative, which she calls ...

Examples of high-power poses would be standing or sitting in a very expansive way, taking up a lot of space. A low-power pose would be crossing your legs and folding your arms while standing, ...

Striking a high-power pose in your interviewer's office could come off as offensive, presumptive, and rude, regardless of how it makes you feel, Cuddy says. Here's the alternative, which she dubs ...

In the end, our analysis of high- versus low-power poses and upright versus slumped poses was based on 313 effects from 88 studies that included 9,799 participants. What held up and what didn’t ...

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The recent report is unlikely to end the controversy surrounding power posing, but the results do seem to support earlier findings regarding the effect it has on how people feel about themselves.

High-power and low-power poses tend to complement one another in given interactions. One person is in charge, and the other isn't. See how Obama takes up space while Biden hunkers down in his chair.

After assuming a high-power pose for just two minutes, your testosterone levels (the "dominance" hormone) can rocket 20% while your cortisol levels (the "stress" hormone) fall sharply.