The Influence of CEO's Anger on Investors' Group Decision-Making

Abstract

Under the background of economic globalization, information spreads more widely and changes faster, and the decision-making factors considered by investors are becoming more and more abundant. In addition to traditional linguistic information such as market-related indexes, the nonverbal information of company management has attracted more and more attention from investors. Facial emotion, as a highly personalized decision-making factor, affects information dissemination and investor decision-making from the social effect level of emotion and then affects market performance. However, there is still a lack of accurate classification and closed-loop explanation for the specific expressions in the existing research. Therefore, this paper makes a regression analysis by collecting the existing domestic and foreign literature and foreign-specific market data and studies the related influence of chief executive officer (CEO) anger on investor group decision-making. Furthermore, it is convenient to discuss the nature of facial emotions, individual differences in management, and the influence of the market environment on investors' decision-making, which will be an important proposition in the analysis of factors affecting decision-making in a business environment.