The idea that sitting posture can reveal insights into a person’s personality is rooted in the broader field of body language and nonverbal communication. These explanations are not universally accepted and lack rigorous scientific support, but some people find them interesting. In this study, we examine common sitting postures and potential personality traits associated with them, highlighting the importance of considering individual differences and context.
Crossed legs:
Knee Ankle:
This position may indicate a relaxed and open personality. People who sit with one ankle on the opposite knee are considered to be easygoing and approachable.
Knees Over Knees:
Strongly crossing knees indicates a more laid-back or introverted personality. People who take this position may be focused or contemplative.
Legs split:
