Post Tagged with: "Chuck Thompson"

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  [Article] Global Mood Gets Darker

  Global cyber wars. Independence referendums. Border restrictions. Nuclear weapons. Impeachments. Fringe candidates.
   
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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] Under Fire: Will a Clinton Scandal Ever Stick?

  It’s official: Hillary Clinton has launched her 2016 presidential campaign. Does social mood shed light on her chances?
   
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  [Article] Negative Mood Drives Transgender Expressions in Brazil

  A deeply negative social mood is driving a flurry of transgender expressions in Brazil, in its Carnival celebrations, fashion industry, TV shows and beauty competitions.
   
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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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  [Article] The Gender Line Blurs in the Post-2000 Negative Mood Landscape: A Historical Socionomic Perspective on Transgender Expressions in Popular Culture

  Chuck Thompson explains how social mood regulates society’s acceptance of mixed and blurred gender identity.
   
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  [Article] Bear Markets Were Good Times for Mickey Rooney

  Socionomists found that Rooney’s most popular years occurred during trends toward negative mood
   
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  [Article] Similar Wave B Rallies Impelled Similar Protests in 1848, 1968, 1989, 2005 … Is 2013 another example?

  When protests erupted in 2013 in Turkey, Brazil, Indonesia, Egypt, Syria and Russia, many people asked: “Where is all of this coming from?”
   
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  [Article] Breaking Ties: Negative-Trending Social Mood is Driving Secessionist Impulses in Nations Around the World

  The February 2010 Socionomist noted that major declines in social mood trigger anger, which is often expressed in secessionist sentiments.