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I've only worn two "uniforms" in my life..I was a Brownie..that was the first..then in gym class the shorts/white top. I don't know if I felt "important" as a Brownie..I was 8 years old. In high school, I would much rather have skipped gym class..an athlete I'm not! :) ((hugs))
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Only my superhero uniform.
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In my current job sometimes I'm required to wear coat and tie. It did make me feel important.
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I've only got my school uniform. Which just makes me feel young and unimportant, really :) I'm sure if I had like a police uniform or something it'd be different.
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According to much psychological research, someone wearing a uniform of an authority figure acts more authoritative. So, the answer is yes, it can.
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It probably depends on status. Young, low-educated persons like restaurant workers (waiters boys/waitressess girls/kitchen boys/girls) and domestic workers (maid girls/nanny girls/cleaner girls) often hate the uniforms, the boys hate the shirts and ties and the girls hate the skirts and blouses many of them have to wear.
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No, it only makes doing the job easier, cleaner, saying neater.
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Yes, like a bus drivers uniform. LOL
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