Power Pose Evidence Analyzer & Posture Scanner

Biomechanics Scanner Preset Synthetic

Pose: Wonder Woman Expansive

Select Validated Posture Preset:

Computed Expansiveness Index 88.2 / 100

Arm Abduction Angle

72.5 deg

Chest Expansion Ratio

1.45 x

Shoulder-to-Hip Ratio

1.32 ratio

Torso Coverage

44.8 %

Empirical Replication Workbench: Carney (2010) vs Ranehill (2015) N=42 vs N=200

Comparing standardized effect sizes (Cohen's d with 95% CIs) between Carney, Cuddy & Yap (2010, N=42) and the high-powered preregistered replication by Ranehill et al. (2015, N=200).

Outcome Dimension	Carney 2010 (N=42)	Ranehill 2015 (N=200)	Replication Verdict
Testosterone Level	d = +0.86, p = 0.05	d = +0.06, p = 0.42	Failed to Replicate
Cortisol Level	d = -0.89, p = 0.02	d = -0.02, p = 0.88	Failed to Replicate
Financial Risk-Taking	d = +0.64, p = 0.03	d = +0.13, p = 0.34	Failed to Replicate
Subjective Feeling of Power	d = +0.68, p = 0.01	d = +0.41, p = 0.001	Replicated (Self-Report)

* Note: While subjective self-reported feelings of power showed moderate consistency, physiological biomarker changes (testosterone rise & cortisol reduction) and actual behavioral risk choices showed no significant effect in the high-powered preregistered study.

Current State Synthesis: Active pose: "Wonder Woman Expansive" yielding Expansiveness Index of 88.2/100 (Arm abduction angle 72.5°). Comparative meta-analysis demonstrates that while high-expansiveness poses increase subjective feelings of power (Ranehill d=0.41, p=0.001), physiological endocrine alterations (testosterone p=0.42, cortisol p=0.88) fail to generalize in well-powered N=200 trials.

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