According to the dual-hormone hypothesis, the relationship between testosterone and status-
relevant behavior is moderated by cortisol, suggesting this relationship only exists when …

Since precise forecasting of the future is not possible, most of life's decisions are made with
uncertain outcomes. One important facet of uncertainty that is of particular interest to …

Although consumer spending typically declines in economic recessions, some observers
have noted that recessions appear to increase women's spending on beauty products—the …

We used decision-making experiments to investigate tax compliance of women and men
and focused on gender-role orientation as well as on the second-to-fourth digit ratio (2D …

Despite widespread agreement that status matters, there is relatively little in the way of
focused research on how and when it matters. Relying on the assumption that it “matters” …

Status has long been implicated as a critical value of states and leaders in international
politics. However, decades of research on the link between status and conflict have yielded …

Past empirical studies on risk conceptions in general management of developed countries
provide compelling evidence to the discrepancy between practitioners' perspectives on …

Classical research on social influence suggested that people are the most conforming in the
middle of a status hierarchy as opposed to the top or bottom. Yet this promising line of …

Does testosterone increase the tendency to engage in self-employment? The results
presented to date have been mixed. Using three different studies, we provide additional …

A plethora of movies, television programs, podcasts, and online videos are dedicated to
horror and terror, with fictional (eg, zombies) and nonfictional (eg, serial killing) themes …