Winners, losers, and posers: The effect of power poses on testosterone and risk-taking following competition

Overview of attention for article published in Hormones & Behavior, November 2016

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@type4_nickel @TerriMalon @wideawake_media "The effect of power poses on testosterone" https://t.co/wYi0QxENal

@silvano_trotta Comment nos façons de nous tenir influence nos hormones c'est scientifiquement prouver que le cortisol diminue, la testoterone augmente en prenant une position de héros qq min https://t.co/wYi0QxENal

@datepsych @Altimor I looked at another of the studies in Dekker (one with the smallest apparent CIs)- it's a study about Power Posing and T! https://t.co/UinvdYmpdV

@AAlos40 https://t.co/f77QM10nFb

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