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Humor

Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2014
Humor has not been taken as seriously as it should be. Humor has many positive effects in the daily lives of patients and clinicians need to take advantage of these. Many indices of stress are attenuated and this serves to improve the therapeutic alliance.
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Humor in Hue:

2021
The Black Arts movement developed as a counterpart to the Black Power Movement in the 1960s and 1970s, and African American cartoonists incorporated Afrocentric themes in their work. The most prominent periodical during the Black Arts movement was Black World magazine.
Nathaniel Frederick II, William Schulte
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Humor and the Humors

2008
One of the fundamental challenges that modern readers experience in handling the Libro lies in our desire to resolve the problem caused by the nature of the role that Juan Ruiz carves for his first-person narrator, the amorous Archpriest. I shall argue that this problem is posed in the opening portions of the Libro, in which Ruiz blurs the roles of ...
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The impact of humor on memory: Is the humor effect about humor?

Humor - International Journal of Humor Research, 2011
AbstractHumorous material tends to be recalled at higher rates than non-humorous material however it is not clear why this occurs. The present study evaluated semantic elaboration, incongruity resolution, and perceived humor explanations of this memory phenomenon.
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Humor in Interaction

Language and Linguistics Compass, 2010
Abstract This article presents the state of the art of research into humor in interaction, beginning with approaches to humor in pragmatics and with relation to theorizing on politeness and gender in the second half of the 20th century, when the increasing availability of real data and transcription methods along with the rise of ...
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Humor in Medicine

Southern Medical Journal, 2003
Humor and laughter have been a focus of attention in the popular media and in the medical literature. Despite statements about the health benefits of humor, current research is insufficient to validate such claims. There is support in the literature for the role of humor and laughter in other areas, including patient-physician communication ...
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Humor and Death

Psychological Reports, 1968
To explore the relationships among death factors as measured by Kalish's Attitude on Social Issues Test and O'Connell's Story Test, the latter was shortened to 12 items judged to have high-death and low-death themes. For each item, Ss reported preference for humor, hostile wit, and resignation endings.
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Humor

Journal of Holistic Nursing, 2003
It has been more than 2 years since the terrorist attacks of September 11, and the emotional fallout is still being felt. Nurses need to understand the crisis presented by terrorism and explore ways of dealing with it. The purpose of this article is to discuss humor as a means of facilitating coping with terrorism.
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Humoral immunodeficiency

Clinical Immunology and Immunopathology, 1986
Humoral (or antibody) immunodeficiency syndromes may occur as apparent congenital or acquired abnormalities, with deficiencies in all or in only some classes of immunoglobulins. Most patients are recognized because of recurrent infections with high-grade extracellular encapsulated bacterial pathogens, but some with selective IgA deficiency or with ...
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