http://www.miscbytes.com/study-your-confidence-in-your-own-thoughts-is-affected-by-your-posture/ Interesting Bytes of Science and Tech Thu, 02 Feb 2012 14:00:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://www.miscbytes.com/study-your-confidence-in-your-own-thoughts-is-affected-by-your-posture/#comment-1718 christie Sat, 17 Jul 2010 19:08:06 +0000 http://www.miscbytes.com/?p=1531#comment-1718 You're right - it's important for how you look to the interviewer anyway, so it's definitely is a two way benefit! There are so many things we have yet to learn about the human body, and some things we may dismiss simply because we don't yet know how they work. You’re right – it’s important for how you look to the interviewer anyway, so it’s definitely is a two way benefit!
There are so many things we have yet to learn about the human body, and some things we may dismiss simply because we don’t yet know how they work.

]]> http://www.miscbytes.com/study-your-confidence-in-your-own-thoughts-is-affected-by-your-posture/#comment-1576 Walker Wed, 12 May 2010 14:45:28 +0000 http://www.miscbytes.com/?p=1531#comment-1576 I think this was somewhat related to the blood flow going to your brain when you are sitting up straight. Honestly, I find this true for myself. Everytime I go for an interview, I tend to sit straight because it makes feel good. I felt like I'm more presentable and professional when I do that. I know it also make a good impression for other people esp. for the interviewer. It's a two way benefit, I guess. I think this was somewhat related to the blood flow going to your brain when you are sitting up straight. Honestly, I find this true for myself. Everytime I go for an interview, I tend to sit straight because it makes feel good. I felt like I’m more presentable and professional when I do that. I know it also make a good impression for other people esp. for the interviewer. It’s a two way benefit, I guess.

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