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I agree that changing your body language can effect the way people view you because if you have sarcastic type boy language when you talk everyone's gonna view you as rude and always think your saying the opposite of what your saying. For example: When i'm running track and I win respond with "letsss goo" while crossing my arms. It shows that i'm happy about my victory and proud of myself.

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Yes 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. For example when im annoyed or not in the mood for a conversation i tend to change my body language by either shaking my leg out of patience or even itch my cheek.

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I agree how your body language can changed on how people see you. Not only it would effect others but it can improve your mood and maybe even help you to preform better.

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I agree that changing your body language can change the way you think and act because in the video, they did a test to see how changing a posture can affect how people think and feel. The high-power posture led people to become more confident while the low-power posture led people to be less confident.

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   Personally, yes and no. I say yes and no because despite how many times you change the pose or position of your body, you'll still think the same way no matter the scenario, however I believe that the way you think actually influences your body language. However, I do agree with the viewing part. Yes, it can because body language not only gives off an impression to others due to them seeing you externally but it also influences the impression that you get from others.

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   Personally, yes and no. I say yes and no because despite how many times you change the pose or position of your body, you'll still think the same way no matter the scenario, however I believe that the way you think actually influences your body language. However, I do agree with the viewing part. Yes, it can because body language not only gives off an impression to others due to them seeing you externally but it also influences the impression that you get from others.

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I agree that body language changes other people's views of you. If you sit in a certain position, you seem powerful and confident and strong to others, and sometimes yourself. For example, when my mother is working she livers her body up and her shoulders out so she doesn't appear "weak" or disinterested.

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I agree with the speaker that changing your body language can changes they way you act and think because for example if you had a what I would consider a lazy body language people would think your not the most interactive or have the most enthusiasm in doing things which will make you think and act differently and over all just leave a bad impression on that person or that group of people.

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I would say no because even if I would sit in a confident way and like say that your applying for a job I still wouldn't be positive because I would think to myself will I get this job and am I qualified for it.Basically what I'm trying to say is my negative thoughts get in the way and then I don't feel confident. So I think for some people Yes it could work but for some people that are now always confident will not work.

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I agree with the speaker that changing my body language can change the way I think and act and/or how it makes other people view. One of the topics she had brought up is that when you have "high power" and "low power poses" affect our nonverbal communication to others. Changing the way we sit may impact the way people view us. For example, if we sit more closed up it gives off a different impression than you think of yourself. A personal experience that I had when I needed to change my body language was when I had to talk to my group for a project and I was the only girl so I sat up and talked a bit more than I normally do and they acknowledged me and that really helped me that day to be presentable to others.

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I disagree with the speaker that changing your body language can change your own thinking and mood, but I agree with them that it can impact the way that others perceive and think of you. As an example, the person in the TED talk was explaining how many people had a change in mood once they changed their body language - the speaker explains that it could make you more confident, and to try it when applying for some sort of job application. I don't think this is true, as I've tried many times and nothing changed; I still feel the same, but others might not. This leads into my agreement that it can change the way that people perceive you. For example, a large part of communication relies on body language. By changing this body language you can essentially make yourself come off as more confident, shy, etc. Therefore, I disagree that changing body language can impact your own mood, but agree that it can impact the ways others view you.

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I agree with the speaker that changing your body language can change the way that you think, act, and how people views you, because of the dominant poses conveying a meaning to the low-power poses. For example, I always stay hunched everywhere I go and I felt kind of vulnerable, but in the video, if I have standard posture and smile, then I would be happy.

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I agree with the speaker because changing our body language can translate a message to other people. When we use our body language, people get confused until we clear the message.

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I agree with the speaker that changing your body language can change the way you act that makes people view you. For example, when I went on a trip to Guyana, I was so happy and stretch out my arms for power. This shows that people with high self-esteem have more strength and confidence in themselves.

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Yes i agree with the idea that you can fake it til you make it.
Watching the TED talk changed the way how i identify myself because i do these stuff ( change my body language) without even knowing. Also by faking til you make it comes in use when ive to either speak to someone i just met or when im doing a class presentation like how im going to speak, will others understand me, and so on.

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I agree with the statement that changing your body language can impact your communication style. The reason I agree with this statement is because when you have a professional body language you will naturally feel more confident which will help you explain your ideas better.

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I don't agree with that idea because people can tell when your faking it because it never looks natural. You may be trying to stand and walk like the popular and confident guy next to but hes relaxed and your stiff and tripping over your steps and it makes them not want to be friends with you (just be yourself). I don't think it changed anything about me but for someone else it most likely allowed them to be more aware.

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I agree with the speaker when she said that changing you body language can change the way you think and act because it can either make you feel powerless or powerful. It makes other people feel that you have a lot of confident and your ready to take on risks when your body language/posture is a powerful poses. Its the exact opposite when you don't take on good posture or lack body language, people think your making yourself small. For example as I am sitting on my computer desk at home I usually have a low power pose like the hunching picture of the women on a chair. The TED talk talks about low power poses when people have a job interview and I agree that when I feel powerless/stressed, I have a pose that makes me feel small.

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I agree that the speaker changing your body language of how I think ,act and how people view me because it is affecting your emotions how you feel about something or someone. For example from the start I did not like my little Newphew he was so annoying but when he went to school he came home crying because a couple of kids were bullying him so I felt bad so I went hugged him.

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I don't really agree with the idea "fake it 'till you make it" because what if you got custom to faking it and then outside of class you feel a different way of how you feel about yourself. If you genuinely become happy of the fact you KNOW you have "high power" it can boost your self esteem by way more with getting the necessary motivation that you can become someone power instead of pretending to be someone that is.

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Yes i agree that changing body language can change the way you think or act because when we change body language we make the language–eye contact, gestures, posture. changing body language can change the way people see you for example talking to someone else its for likely the words will spread out more.

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I dont think it's a good idea to fake it because after a while, while doing this you'll eventually fade away from it and you will just change after a while.

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i agree that you can fake it till you make.the ted talk shows me that the way you show your self or express your self shows how people see you as a person so yes i do agree you can fake it till you make it.

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i agree that you can fake it till you make.the ted talk shows me that the way you show your self or express your self shows how people see you as a person so yes i do agree you can fake it till you make it.

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I agree the idea of fake it it'll you make it because in a way it for you to get use to it and learn how to adapt, it can also build your self-confident about yourself. But don't push yourself to hard to the point that it can actually ending up hurting you.

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I also agree with the idea.

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I agree with the idea that you can "fake it 'til you make it" because if you do something enough, it will eventually be very easy to do what you were afraid to do because you do it all the time. Watching the TED talk made me think that I can do anything if I just fake it enough.

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Yes. I agree with this and I do because the more you choose to stay committed to your act, the more you'll start to act like it.

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I agree with this idea because in the process of faking something you will learn more about it. And over time you wouldn't have to fake anymore because you will have enough experience to make it a reality.

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No, I don't think that "fake it 'til you make it" is a good idea. This is because it could be easy to lose your actual sense of self, leading you to have a sort of identity crisis. Others would perceive you differently than you perceive yourself, and that lingering idea of deception can make a person feel as if they aren't truly able to bring everything they have to the table. Watching the TED talk changed how I think and identify myself because I realized that I do some of these things subconsciously - this TED talk can help someone become more self-aware of what their body language can be and how it impacts both themselves and the people around them.

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You can "fake it till you make it" because although you may not always be able to coerce yourself into believing something, you can control people's perspectives of you.

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I kind of agree that you can "fake it 'til you make it?" because it feels like a powerful message and that helped me preventing degrading myself and feel vulnerable instead of powerless basically one goal at a time means that I could prevent myself from feeling weak just as long I take one step at a time.

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I agree with the idea that you can "fake it 'til you make it because the story that Amy told about the girl that faked it till she became it showed that if you try hard enough you can became it and completely change yourself. The girl felt like she didn't belong until she faked it and this proves that it can be true. Watching this TED talk changes the way I think about identifying myself  because you don't have to stick to yourself the way you are but even changing a physical action can make you feel powerful like forcing a smile.

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I agree with the idea you can "fake it till you make it?" Watching the Ted talk change how I identify myself as I can do things by myself and showing my parents that I am capable of doing my stuff all by myself as long as I can take the steps

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I agree with the speaker that changing ones body language can change the way one thinks, acts, and or how other people view the person because if your body language is slacking or lazy people will not take you seriously but if your body language is more professional and powerful then people will take you more seriously. A personal experience that relates to a specific example from the TED Talk is that there was this time when I was babysitting and I laid down some ground rules and stood upright and he took me seriously

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The advice is meant to encourage you to do whatever it takes to succeed, even if it scares you the theory being that if you continue to fake it, you will make it. Eventually real confidence will replace the fake stuff, and you'll become successful in your chosen career.

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I mean in the same time I would say it will work and for some people won't work again because some people don't have that type of confidence to lie. But some people do so they could win but the others can't win. But if they Do have the power to do this they could easily take on the challenge even though its scary. But I feel like if you really want that job or something put some hard work in, you can defeat the bad energy.

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I agree because you will learn how to fake things in the faking process where you will pretending.

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Yes, I agree with the idea that you can "fake it 'til you make it". Watching the TED talk changed the way I think about how I identify with myself because it made me think about the times I actually changed my postures in the different situations I was in.

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I agree with the speaker that changing your body language can change the way you think, act, and how others view you because it tricks your brain into assuming whatever nature you want it to if you can keep it up long enough, which eventually translates onto yourself actually and affects your behavior and how others will see you. A personal experience of my own that relates to an example given in the TED Talk is whenever I do any sort of presentation, I try to fake my confidence and pretend like self-assured composed, which eventually leads me to actually feeling that at one point and afterwards. This relates to when the speaker said to fake it 'til you make it or become it.

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I agree with the speaker that changing your body language can affect the way you think, act, and appear to others because it tricks your brain into truly believing you are whatever nature you're trying to imitate, which then affects your current behavior and how you project yourself to others. A personal experience that relates to an example given in the TED Talk is whenever I do any presentation, I fake my confidence and pretend I'm self-assured and composed, which leads me to actually assuming those traits later on. This compares to when the speaker said to fake it 'til you make it or become it.

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I agree with the speaker that changing your body language can affect the way you think, act, and appear to others because it tricks your brain into truly believing you are whatever nature you're trying to imitate, which then affects your current behavior and how you project yourself to others. A personal experience that relates to an example given in the TED Talk is whenever I do any presentation, I fake my confidence and pretend I'm self-assured and composed, which leads me to actually assuming those traits later on. This compares to when the speaker said to fake it 'til you make it or become it.

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I agree with the speaker that changing your body language can affect the way you think, act, and appear to others because it tricks your brain into believing that you are whatever type of character you're trying to assume, which then influences yourself and your behavior, especially when you've been keeping the act up for a while because it starts to become real. A personal experience that relates to an example from the TED Talk is when I do a presentation, I fake my confidence and pretend I'm self-assured and composed. From keeping that up, those traits start to actually translate onto my self and make me feel that way. This relates to when the speaker said to fake it 'til you make it or become it.

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I agree with the speaker that changing your body language can affect the way you think, act, and appear to others because it tricks your brain into believing that you are whatever type of character you're trying to assume, which then influences yourself and your behavior, especially when you've been keeping the act up for a while because it starts to become real. A personal experience that relates to an example from the TED Talk is when I do a presentation, I fake my confidence and pretend I'm self-assured and composed. From keeping that up, those traits start to actually translate onto my self and make me feel that way. This relates to when the speaker said to fake it 'til you make it or become it.

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I agree with the speaker that changing your body language can affect the way you think, act, and appear to others because it tricks your brain into believing that you are whatever type of character you're trying to assume, which then influences yourself and your behavior, especially when you've been keeping the act up for a while because it starts to become real. A personal experience that relates to an example from the TED Talk is when I do a presentation, I fake my confidence and pretend I'm self-assured and composed. From keeping that up, those traits start to actually translate onto my self and make me feel that way. This relates to when the speaker said to fake it 'til you make it or become it.