Original paper
Embodiment: I sat, I felt, I performed – Posture effects on mood and cognitive performance
Abstract
Previous embodiment findings indicate a relationship between physical posture and mood states, suggesting upright postures induce positive mood states. Findings also showed a relationship between moods and cognitive performance. While positive mood states were found to be related to increased processing speed, negative mood states were associated with higher processing accuracy in cognitive task performance. This implies that posture may affect...
Paper Details
Title
Embodiment: I sat, I felt, I performed – Posture effects on mood and cognitive performance
Published Date
Jul 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
218
Pages
103353 - 103353
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