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Upright posture improves mood and helps people make better decisions, — study
Scientists at McGill University subtly altered the posture of almost 200 participants, forcing some to sit up straight and others to slouch.
After that, volunteers took a test where they had to choose between risk and reward: people with upright posture more often made better decisions, scored more points, and felt more confident.
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