[Article] Bad Mood is Good News
Is the popularity of news itself mood-dependent? As our preliminary study shows, the answer appears to be “Yes.”
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[Press] Will Obama Win in November? New Study Says, “Ask the Stock Market”
A landmark new study challenges the conventional wisdom about which factors truly motivate voters in presidential elections.
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Social Mood and Elections: The Paper
Does the Stock Market Predict Presidential Elections? New SI Study Says Yes.
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Press Room | Socionomic Researchers
Matt Lampert Co-host, Pop Trends Price Culture videocast Areas of research include electoral decision-making, financial markets and popular culture. Matt Lampert is the co-host of the Pop Trends Price Culture videocast and past president of the Socionomics Institute. He is a graduate of the University of Cambridge and has spoken […]
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