Titlebook: Humor and Life Stress; Antidote to Adversit Herbert M. Lefcourt,Rod A. Martin Book 1986 Springer-Verlag New York Inc 1986 Life.empirical re

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Book 1986 are described in this book, one of which grew as an off-shoot of a dissertation by Dr. Paul Antrobus. In these studies not only did we find evidence that humor could be predicted and understood within particular contexts, but again we found enjoyment in doing the studies.

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Herbert M. Lefcourt,Rod A. Martinnot only to experimental physicists, but also to chemists, materials scientists, metallurgists and ceramicists, whose work borders on physics. The prerequisites978-3-642-83436-3978-3-642-83434-9Series ISSN 0171-1873 Series E-ISSN 2197-4179

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An Overview,erse viewpoints concerning humor through the ages. In addition, a brief article by Goldstein (1982) can be recommended, especially for its humorous quotations regarding humor by physicians and religionists in different centuries.

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Theoretical Approaches to the Study of the Sense of Humor,of human experience and behavior are the most difficult to define, isolate, and examine scientifically. Humor, smiling, and laughter represent a good example of such ubiquitous but “slippery” phenomena.