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Article: Body Language of Political Winners Tells Its Own Story, Professor Says
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- The Washington Post
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- December 15, 2002
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The pundits can natter on all they want about their pet theories
of presidential politics -- the swing states, the health of the
markets, the impact of the weather on voter turnout. But after
studying 30 years of national campaigns, professor Karen Bradley has
it figured out.
"The candidate that has the most shaping ability wins every time,"
Bradley was telling a crowded lecture hall at the University of
Maryland. "Political party doesn't matter."
Shaping ability?
You know it when you see it, even if you're not quite aware that
you're seeing it. It's the subtle way a person moves his body to mold
or adapt to his surroundings. Done well, it conveys warmth,
determination, self-confidence or ...
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