The relation of humor and child development: Social, adaptive, and emotional aspects
M Semrud-Clikeman, K Glass - Journal of child neurology, 2010 - journals.sagepub.com
A sense of humor has been linked to social competence, popularity, and adaptability. The
purpose of this review was to investigate the extant research in humor in childhood …
purpose of this review was to investigate the extant research in humor in childhood …
Humour appreciation and comprehension in children with intellectual disability
J Degabriele, IP Walsh - Journal of Intellectual Disability …, 2010 - Wiley Online Library
Background Data on typically developing children show that humour development starts
from an early age. Studies investigating humour in children with intellectual disability (ID) …
from an early age. Studies investigating humour in children with intellectual disability (ID) …
The social meaning and function of humour in physiotherapy practice: An ethnography
D Thomson - Physiotherapy theory and practice, 2010 - Taylor & Francis
An ethnographic study was undertaken over a period of 8 months to explore the social
meaning and function of humour in the practice of a team of physiotherapists in a UK …
meaning and function of humour in the practice of a team of physiotherapists in a UK …
ユーモアの生起過程における論理的不適合および構造的不適合の役割
伊藤大幸 - 認知科学, 2010 - jstage.jst.go.jp
抄録 Incongruity theory holds a dominant position in explaining the mechanisms behind
humor as a transient emotional reaction accompanied by laughing or smiling. However …
humor as a transient emotional reaction accompanied by laughing or smiling. However …