Current theories of occupational status conceptualize it as either a function of cultural
esteem or the symbolic aspect of the class structure. Based on Weber's definition of status as …

The interplay between intuitive and deliberative processing is known to be important for
human decision making. As independent modes, intuitive processes can take on many …

Attributions of affective meaning–goodness, power, and activity–are important for
understanding how people interact with both human and technological agents. Recent …

A problem for any general theory of social interaction is to explain both the ordered actions
that constitute social structure at the interactional level and the creativity people show in …

Smartphones are a constant companion in everyday life. Interacting with a smartphone calls
for a multimodal input and often leads to a multisensory output. Combining research in …

Changing people's travel behaviours and mode choices is an important mitigation option to
reduce greenhouse gas emission in transport. Previous studies have shown that symbolic …

Consumption of sport events has raised the specialists' interest since it has become a global
phenomenon, accessible to a large mass of consumers. At the same time, this consumption …

Physical artifacts are not neutral but are increasingly recognized across the social sciences
as important to structuring meaning and social interaction. Affect control theory shows …

Symbolic interactionism is one of the few social psychology perspectives that recognizes the
important role of physical artifacts, including consumer products, in social life. Consumer …

Stable impressions of how good, powerful, and active an organization is may be jointly
shared with their employees, yet the impression produced by employees' behavior may be …