(Not) showing you feel good, can be bad: the consequences of breaking expressivity norms for positive emotions by Manokara, Kunalan, Balabanova, Alisa, Đurić, Mirna, Fischer, Agneta H., Sauter, Disa A.

“…For triumph, amplified expressers are socially avoided, yet at the same time, those who downplay their victory are seen to be less powerful. We demonstrate the role of person-perception mechanisms (warmth and competence) as underlying explanators for these effects. …”
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Documents of the notary Victor Gaffaro. For a virtual archive of Venetian documents drawn up in Constantinople (1336-1341) by Andrea Nanetti

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The Mahathir effect in Malaysia’s 2018 election : the role of credible personalities in regime transitions by Walid Jumblatt Abdullah

“…Mahathir’s presence in the opposition was crucial to PH’s victory, as he provided the credibility boost which the opposition needed. …”
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“New normal” no more: democratic backsliding in Singapore after 2015 by Abdullah, Walid Jumblatt

“…Yet, after the subsequent GE in 2015, in which the PAP attained a much higher share of the votes in a resounding victory, there is an apparent democratic backsliding. …”
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Sarawak state elections 2016 : revisiting federalism in Malaysia by Mohamed Nawab Mohamed Osman, Rashaad Ali

“…The recent state elections in the Eastern Malaysian state of Sarawak in 2016 saw the ruling coalition, the Barisan Nasional, secure a comfortable victory through its component party, the Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu, led by the late Adenan Satem, who passed away suddenly on 11 January 2017. …”
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