Voters evaluate politicians not just by what they say, but also how they say it, via facial
displays of emotions and vocal pitch. Candidate characteristics can shape how leaders use …

Female tourism is gaining momentum in the world. Thus, a review of female tourism is
essential to explore future research directions. The paper discusses the evolution of female …

Terrorist attacks routinely produce rallies for incumbent men in the executive office. With
scarce cases, there has been little consideration of terrorism's consequences for evaluations …

Women are significantly underrepresented in construction and engineering industry
leadership roles despite having comparable qualifications, experience, and degrees …

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, men have been
consistently less likely to report wearing a protective face mask. There are several possible …

Legislatures worldwide are dominated by wealthy elites, who are often out of touch with the
needs and problems of citizens. Research shows that the underrepresentation of the …

Research on political style suggests that where women make arguments that are more
emotional, empathetic and positive, men use language that is more analytical, aggressive …

In this monograph, we argue for the establishment of a developmental science of politics that
describes, explains, and predicts the formation and change of individuals' political …

Depression can affect individuals' attitudes by enhancing cognitive biases and altering
perceptions of control. We investigate the relationship between depressive symptoms and …

How do different types of media coverage shape—and potentially bias—voter evaluations of
women and men politicians? Theoretically reviewing 50 experimental studies and …