Personality traits based on sitting position.
- Psychology Thread -
- Psychology Thread -
1. Cross-legged
- you feel open and carefree.
- your knees spread to the side, shows that you are physically open to new ideas
- it takes the flexibility to sit this way.
- it also indicates that you're emotionally flexible
- you feel open and carefree.
- your knees spread to the side, shows that you are physically open to new ideas
- it takes the flexibility to sit this way.
- it also indicates that you're emotionally flexible
2. Straight with good posture
- you are confident, strong and reliable person
- everyone turns to you when they need help or comfort
- you have fun and enjoy the little things in life
- you are confident, strong and reliable person
- everyone turns to you when they need help or comfort
- you have fun and enjoy the little things in life
3. Reclined
- you are analytical and considerate
- this position allows you to observe without acting on it.
- you like to take in what you are seeing
- but you are careful before getting involved
- you are analytical and considerate
- this position allows you to observe without acting on it.
- you like to take in what you are seeing
- but you are careful before getting involved
4. Ankles Crossed
- you are refined and elegant, but open and down-to-earth.
- your posture conveys you feel comfortable.
- this posture is very regal and queen-like, so you'll make everyone around you feel confident too.
- you are refined and elegant, but open and down-to-earth.
- your posture conveys you feel comfortable.
- this posture is very regal and queen-like, so you'll make everyone around you feel confident too.
5. Clutching Armrests
- you are sensitive and always aware of your surroundings.
- Armrests make you feel steady physically and emotionally.
- you are looking for comfort and security.
- you are sensitive and always aware of your surroundings.
- Armrests make you feel steady physically and emotionally.
- you are looking for comfort and security.
6. Arms Crossed
- This posture is signal of strength, defensiveness, and confidence.
- you are thoughtful and serious and are naturally very analytical.
- This posture is signal of strength, defensiveness, and confidence.
- you are thoughtful and serious and are naturally very analytical.
7. Sidesaddle
- you're a delicate, caring person with a natural sweetness.
- It can also mean you're feeling a little flirtatious!
- If your knees and chest point toward your potential partner, you're showing that you're open and available.
- you're a delicate, caring person with a natural sweetness.
- It can also mean you're feeling a little flirtatious!
- If your knees and chest point toward your potential partner, you're showing that you're open and available.
8. Hands Resting In Lap
- you're shy and calm.
- You're humble and unassuming, and you're very sensitive to other people's feelings.
- You're an incredible, compassionate, and gentle person.
- you're shy and calm.
- You're humble and unassuming, and you're very sensitive to other people's feelings.
- You're an incredible, compassionate, and gentle person.
9. Dead Center
- sitting right down in the center of a bench when even the bench is empty, means you're totally confident.
- You're bold and friendly, and you make friends very easily.
- sitting right down in the center of a bench when even the bench is empty, means you're totally confident.
- You're bold and friendly, and you make friends very easily.
10. Legs Crossed And Bouncing
- you're an organized, detail-oriented and timely person.
- You always deliver on your promises, and you always keep a calm head.
- you're an organized, detail-oriented and timely person.
- You always deliver on your promises, and you always keep a calm head.
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