Socionomic Theory

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  Matt Lampert on NPR: “Social events have to come from somewhere”

  Director of the Socionomics Institute, Matt Lampert, is interviewed on 90.1 WABE FM – Atlanta’s NPR Station.
   
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  A Lesson in Socionomics

  Take the test.
   
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  [Mood Riffs] Not In Service

  New York City taxis may be on their last fares.
   
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  [Article] Positive Social Mood Drives Manifestations of Inclusion in US

  A positive social mood driving expressions of inclusion in many aspects of society.
   
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  [Article] Conflict or Cooperation: In North Korea It’s a Matter of Social Mood

  Socionomist Chuck Thompson explains that the nation’s greatest seasons of cooperation with other countries tend to occur during…
   
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  [Article] Social Mood Regulates Multiple-Victim Shootings in the US

  By Alan Hall | Excerpted from the August 2012 Socionomist Originally published under the title “Social Mood Regulates US’ Multiple Shootings” “Random, multiple-victim shootings make society fearful.” Most people would agree with the sentence above. Yet in the article excerpt here, socionomist Alan Hall presents recent data that suggests a […]
   
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  [Article] Shikhar Agarwal Sets His Sights on Stocks and Shootings

  Is there a connection between firearm-related hospitalizations and the stock market.
   
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  [Article] Study Shows Group Membership Can Affect Individual Ethics

  Socionomists have long been interested in how individuals make decisions while under the influence of a group. In this brief article, socionomist Chuck Thompson explores another effect of group membership – a loss of individual ethics.
   
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  What is Socionomics: Learn the Basics of the Theory and Its Application

  Imagine a modern, ground-breaking theory, which could link all human social behavior.
   
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  [Article] When Emotions Ran High: Study Finds that Twitter Swearing Predicted Iranian Protests

  Euan Wilson reveals the instigator behind both Iran’s spike in Twitter swear words during the movement and its protests.