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  Bathroom Rights and Marijuana Legalization: Events Reflect a Mixed Mood

  The June 2016 issue of The Socionomist highlights a mix of positive and negative social expressions across the U.S.
   
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  Dr. Dennis Elam Explains Socionomic Causality at the University of Warwick

  Watch Dennis Elam share his thoughts on socionomic causality during the University of Warwick’s mood conference’s panel.
   
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  What Does The Stock Market Have to Do With Health?

  Alan Hall presented his research connecting declines in stock market indexes to infectious disease outbreaks.
   
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  Dems vs. Reps: Stocks Don’t Care Who Wins

  “Social Mood, Stock Market Performance and U.S. Presidential Elections: A Socionomic Perspective on Voting Results”
   
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  Learn What Hitler, Stalin, The Holocaust, And Hiroshima Have In Common

  Learn more about Alan Hall’s journey to studying social mood and how it shapes negative — and positive — events.
   
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  Why Trump, Why Now?

  Robert Folsom explains how Trump rode a wave of negative social mood to the top
   
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  Scandal, Corruption, Recession, Disease… and the Olympics!?

  The newly published April 2016 issue of The Socionomist highlights the current chaos in Brazil.
   
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  Behavioral Finance Beyond the Markets: A Real-Time Case Study of Russia’s Military Resurgence

  Matt Lampert presents a real-time socionomic analysis of the RTSI and Russia’s military resurgence.
   
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  How Tracking Social Mood Helps You Prepare For The Future

  Senior researcher Chuck Thompson explains socionomic theory and social mood’s impact on our lives.
   
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  Socionomics for Seventeen Year Olds

  Marah Boyesen offers practical methods on how to engage others in conversations about socionomics.