The Socionomics Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization dedicated to advancing socionomics, the
science of social prediction pioneered by Robert R.
Prechter, Jr. The Socionomics Foundation provides
education and funds research exploring socionomic
theory and how it can benefit individuals and institutions
through a better understanding of the dynamics of
social and cultural change.
Socionomics is a new theory
of social causality that
offers fresh insights
into collective human
behavior. Over twenty
years of empirical research
demonstrates that social
actions are not causal
to changes in social mood,
but rather changes in
social mood motivate changes
in social action. Socionomics
supports this research
with the hypothesis that
humans’ unconscious
impulses to herd lead
to the emergence of social
mood trends, which in
turn shape the tone and
character of social action.
This perspective applies
across all realms of social
activity, including economic,
financial, political and
cultural.
To read more about the
differences between socionomic
and conventional theories,
click
here.
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