A recent study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology found a connection between an individual’s natural body posture and their personality traits. Researchers discovered that how a person habitually stands—when not influenced by external factors—reflects their attitudes toward dominance, submission, and social hierarchy. Importantly, this relationship appears stable over time, suggesting that the way a person naturally stands might be a consistent reflection of their underlying personality. For centuries, body posture has been viewed as an essential part of emotional an…