Body language tells a lot about how we think and feel. Thus, even the way we sit reveals traces of our personality, according to specialized behavioral research. Experts claim that leg work is based on our subconscious commands, which are programmed to go in the direction we want, or to leave in situations of danger or emotions negative.
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4 different sitting positions
- straight knees
A study by researchers at Ohio State University showed that during interviews, people people who sat with their knees extended were considered qualified for a certain office. Also, they are considered to be confident in themselves and their abilities.
- crossed ankle
Did you know that sitting with your feet crossed is a common posture of the royal family? If you sit with your ankles crossed, you have a royal lifestyle. Thus, you are elegant, refined and also down to earth.
As a result, you exude a lot of confidence and comfort in any situation, and you rarely panic because you can do things at your own pace. In reality, you have the ability to make everyone around you feel confident.
- knees apart
There is a self-centered vibe around people who sit with their knees apart and can come across as arrogant and judgmental. However, research shows just the opposite. This means that you are more likely to be a worrier and an anxious person because you want perfection so much that you are always afraid.
- Crossed legs
Research shows that if you're a person who sits cross-legged, you usually have creative and innovative ideas. You have a very imaginative mind and are very dreamy. However, when sitting in a group, you can end up losing your mind.
Curiosity!
Research has shown that airline employees on flights are trained to recognize people sitting with their ankles crossed as a sign of nervousness, even to ask for something service. Therefore, during training, cabin crew members are taught to ask these passengers more than once if they need anything else to help them relax and open up.
