Despite extensive research on the role of negative affect (NA) in causing interpersonal deviance, positive (PA) remains unclear. Responding to call for more nuanced effects PA, this study explores neglected facet agentic rather than communal aspect, predicting deviance. Drawing upon regulatory focus theory and social labeling theory, we explore how PA predicts We further propose that relationsh...

The inability to detect odours, anosmia, can cause profound psychological effects resulting in feelings of physical and social vulnerability and victimization. In addition, there may be unhappiness related to the loss of the ability to detect pleasurable food smells and, as a consequence, anosmics may develop problems relating to eating. These profound effects arise from a condition which can h...