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Power posing raises testosterone

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REFUTED

the evidence says no

confidence 25/100

Controlled replication research has failed to support the original claim that power posing increases testosterone levels.

Evidence against · 1

The effects of power posing on neuroendocrine levels and risk-taking.

2024 · cited by 0

A direct replication study found that power posing did not replicate the original results regarding effects on testosterone levels.

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first checked28 Jul 2026

judged → REFUTED · 2528 Jul 2026

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