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I agree that changing your body language can change the way you think and act because acting like you can do lots of things can help you do things you thought you can not do before. One personal experience was that when I had to speak in front of the whole class, I felt like I was shy and now since I think back to it, I feel that I could the things I thought I can't do.

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I agree with the speaker because a person can slouch on the chair and the interviewer may think he is lazy annd does not work at all.

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I do agree with the speaker that changing your body language can change the way we think and act as well as how others view us. This is because as brought out in the video, in the social experiment, when the people changed their body language to high power poses, they felt more powerful and ready to take on the next task. The opposite is true for those that did low power poses. Something similar to this happened to me. One day, I had to give a speech in front of lots of people. I was in a low power pose, for I was hunched over and collapsing within. I felt very nervous during this speech. However, when I changed my body language, I felt way more confident. Clearly, when we change our body language, we change how we think.

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I do agree with the speaker that changing your body language can change the way you think and act and how it makes other people view you. The speaker described how powerful people tend to be more open with their body and are more optimistic and assertive. I can relate and agree with this comment since I have experienced this change. I am confident in playing video games against my cousins. This confidence has made my posture more assertive and my body language to be more open. I noticed myself being more expressive opposed to being closed as I was confident in my abilities. My cousins also were noticing my confidence through the way I handled my self in terms of body language.

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I do agree with the speaker that changing your body language can change the way you think and act and/or how it makes other people view you. I agree because it worked on the test subjects mentioned in the video. By changing their body language, they began to feel more confident about themselves and less stressed.

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I agree with the speaker because this one time when I was going to present a slide for my class I fake my confidence by standing tall acting like this is normal for and it kind of worked because after I did that I became less stress and anxious.

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I agree that  changing your body language can change the way you think and act and/or how it makes other people view you because if you try covering yourself up and making yourself look small many people might think you are weak and might take advantage of you. For example in the video it said that when someone that tries to look big and has more power and is talking to you you might not have the courage to talk back and makes you feel small.

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I agree with the speaker that changing your body language can change the way you think and act because if you believe in yourself that you can accomplish a certain goal, it's highly likely you'll get it done. This can make other people view you as an overly self confident person. An example of this is when I gave up on trying to get good grades. I was slacking and it didn't bother me. However, I was capable of talking myself into setting those grades straight. In the Ted Talk, it was clear that even if you don't feel the strength to boost yourself up, pretend that you do and eventually you'll get where you need to be.

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i do agree that your body languages can change the way you think or act because your body language shows how you carry yourself like i feel like if you don't have a lot of confidence or your feeling upset you slouch and if you are a confident or happy person you stand up  straight so i do very much believe that if aren't a person thats not nessicarly happy or confident you can start to build up with your posture i believe if you fake it for awhile you eventually believe it

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I agree with the speaker on that changing your body language can change how you act in general and how people view you. I don't have a personal experience that I remember that relates to an example in the TED talk.

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I agree with the speaker because changing your body language can make you viewed as hesitant or brave. It indicates how you can feel fearful by your posture of sitting down. A personal experience is when I was presenting a project to the class, I have to feel confident in body language. I was nervous inside but I was acting confidence.

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I do agree that changing your body language can change the way you think,act and how people view you.A confident posture,standing up straight,or sitting down showing your chest,is more appealing then someone trying to hide themselves.

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I agree with the speaker that changing you body language can change the way you think and act because i have a experience similar to that.The experience l had is the time l had to talk to my parents about what l did in school and l had to seat in front of my Dad and talk to him and what l did is straighten my back and sit probably and it made me feel confident.That's why l agree that changing your body language can change the way you think and act.

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I agree with the speaker because body language may help when people view you because for example,if you shows respectful and always listen during class time then it shows you're a good student and patient on classroom.

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I agree with the speaker of this ted talk because changing body language or posture can show you are more focused into something. It would show others that they have your full attention. A personal experience would be when i would be talking to my teachers about a serious conversation i would sit up straight to let them know they have my attention.If i were to be slouched to them it be like i don't really care.

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I agree with the idea that you can "fake it 'til you make it" because you can just pretend to be able to do something that you can do.

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I agree with the idea of "fake it 'til you make it" because you won't have to fake it after you have already become what you have faked and after watching the TED talk it changed I see others and myself is situation shown in the TED talk.

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I agree because most of the time when you fake something,you usually become it.You become what you act.The Ted talk doesn't really change how I identify myself

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I do agree with the idea that you can "fake it 'til you make it." This is because as the video brought out, if we fake it, our mind thinks that this is who we are, so we fake it and become it. Watching the TED talk changed the way I think about how I identify myself by reconsidering if I have ever faked anything, or go through the motions. When reflecting, there were times when I went through the motions regarding some things. However, after a while, I felt as if I was doing things genuinely instead of faking it. That is why I agree with this idea.

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I agree with the idea that you can "fake it 'til you make it" because as we saw in the video that the person faked it and eventually they became it. This means that we can fake it nd if we do it very well and for long enough we could become it.

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I agree with the speaker about changing your body language and people would view you as if your bottling up everything .I really never had an experience of change body language.

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I disagree with fake it till you make it because the more you fake it the more stress you get. Watching this video showed me that you show always be yourself.

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Im not really sure if i could agree or disaggree because if you were to fake it to you make it when will you know your no longer faking it. However, others seem to do this and it benefits them in a way. This ted talk changed the way identify myself because it made me realize that although i may fake things there can be a possibility of me reaching my goal by doing that but im not really sure.Also made me realize body language is significant because it can show how you feel about something.

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I agree that you can fake it til you make it because things may feel difficult and you want to give up but instead you do the opposite and accomplish your goals/

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I agree with the speaker that changing your body language can change the way you think or act and can change people's perspectives of you. For example, if you're slouching at a job interview, the employer can think that you're lazy and not good enough for the job. If you're sitting up striaght however, the employer will think that you're confident and the chances of them hiring you will be higher.

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i agree that you can fake it til you make it because i believe if you play the act for long enough it wont be a act anymore . the ted talk changed the way i identify with my self because though i do really agree with faking til you make it i never actually used this in my day to day or a situation where i would have worked for me

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I do agree with the idea that you can "fake it 'til you make it." What really got me to agree with this is the story the speaker shared about the girl she taught. (The one that gave an amazing answer and began to participate more in class.) She "faked it" and she changed because of it. Watching the TED talk changed the way I think about how I identify with myself because it made me think "If I fake it, if I do a powerful pose, will this make me feel better, or more powerful, in stressful situations?"

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I agree with the idea that you can  "fake it 'til you make it". As the video shows, the speaker kept telling herself she belonged and soon she truly felt that way. I have also felt this way when I told myself that I could do well on my English test. The TED talk made me feel that I truly can change how I identify myself. The "Fake it 'til you make it" motto has proved that telling yourself you can do something eventually lead to change. The TED talk provided real life examples and statistics to prove this statement, and I myself feel that faking it 'til you make it is possible with changing oneself.

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I don't necessarily agree with the saying "fake it 'til you make it" because until a point you can't continue to fake it. Well this TED talk showed me that for one I should fix my posture more and be conscience about how I act in general.

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I don't agree with the idea that you can fake it til you make it because there's no point in trying to do something that you're not accustomed to do. Watching the TED talk changed the way I think about how I identify myself because it makes me for conscious about my posture and how I present myself.

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I do agree with the idea that you can "fake it till you make it" because if you're capable of believing that you can achieve something even if it means pretending, that'll get you to accomplish whatever you gave up on. However, watching the Ted Talk did not change how I think about my identity.

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I agree with the idea of "fake it till you make it" and watching the TED video help me change the way l identify myself because after watching the video l believe that if l think that am brave at one point i may be able to actually be brave.

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I agree with the idea that you can "fake it 'til you make it" because in our minds we can act the way we are but we can act fake like being brave. Watching the TED talk change how I identify myself by finding a way to act brave for my body language.

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Yes, body language is important that changes the way you think in life.

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I totally agree with kris's statement because not only we need body language

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1.No i dont think changing your body changes the way to think or act becasue even if you look different you can always act the same.
2.No since if you fake it they will never like the real you