Emotion is an increasingly influential area of research in psychology, political psychology,
political science, and other social sciences. Research is best when driven by theory …

Abstract Research Summary While prior research has generated meaningful insights into
the antecedents of firms' corporate social responsibility (CSR), little attention has been …

Abstract Diener et al.(1995) used a multimethod approach to test a hierarchical model of trait
affect. The model suggests that specific trait affects are related to each other by two, distinct …

Experiences of positive affect (PA) are common when interacting with animals and may help
to build resilience. This study explored how children's relationships with pet dogs, parents …

Chapter 2 reports the findings from a systematic scoping review of the literature investigating
the relationship between mental illness and mental wellbeing. Specifically, the objective of …

Brains, individuals, humanity, and the universe in which they emerged are complex adaptive
systems. Driven by common motivations related to the second law of thermodynamics, their …

This research aims to examine emotional differences in romantic relationships. The
relational screening model used this research. The population of this research consists of …

The rise of social media in the realm of political communication has profoundly transformed
both the media landscape and the strategies employed by elected officials to cultivate their …

Emotions shape and enrich our conscious experiences. Despite the interdisciplinary
consensus that emotions are fundamental to understanding human behaviour, there are …

Three different conceptions of emotion are evident in political science research. Each
emerged at a different period of time. Each has persevered, remaining influential to this day …