“…What does the experience of power correlate with in the phenomenological moment? Studies seeking answers to this question have found that contextual shifts in the individual's power lead to, for example, variation in cortisol (Ray & Sapolsky, 1992;Sapolsky & Ray, 1989) and testosterone (Bernhardt, 1997;Dabbs, 1997;Gladue, Boechler, & McCaul, 1989;Mazur & Booth, 1998), linguistic and paralinguistic behavior (Dovidio & Ellyson, 1982;Hall, Coats, & LeBeau, 2005;Tiedens & Fragale, 2003), as well as strategic social behavior and mood (Moskowitz, 1994).…”