About Amy
Dr. Amy Cuddy is a social psychologist with a Ph.D. from Princeton (2005) who has taught at Harvard Business School and Northwestern's Kellogg School. Her research on stereotyping and social judgment earned her recognition as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum, a TIME Game Changer, and BBC 100 Women. Her 2012 TED Talk on body language and presence became the third most-watched TED Talk of all time and reached over 75 million views. She is the author of the New York Times bestseller "Presence," which has sold over half a million copies and been translated into 35+ languages.
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Known for
- Power posing and body language research
- TED Talk on presence and confidence
- Developing the Stereotype Content Model with Susan Fiske
- New York Times bestselling book "Presence
- Research on trust and social judgment
- Keynote speaking on leadership and performance under pressure
- Work on workplace bullying and social bravery
- Performance psychology in high-stakes moments
- Social psychologist
- Author
- Keynote speaker
- Researcher
- Former lecturer at Harvard Business School
- Former lecturer at Northwestern's Kellogg School
- Contributing writer
- Presence and body language
- Power and influence
- Trust and social judgment
- Leadership and workplace culture
- Performance under pressure
- Confidence and imposter syndrome
- Bullying and workplace toxicity
- Social bravery
- Stereotype and prejudice
- Warmth and competence perceptions
- Performance psychology in sports and music
- Psychology
- Leadership Development
- Workplace Culture
- Performance
- Business
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