Approaches to the sense of humor: A historical review

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in this book Frontmatter I Contents V List of contributors VII Preface and acknowledgments IX PART I. INTRODUCTION Foreword and overview. Sense of humor: A new look at an old concept 3

Approaches to the sense of humor: A historical review 15 PART II. CURRENT CONCEPTUAL APPROACHES Humor and personality in everyday life 63 The sense of humor and the truth 95 A two-mode model

of humor appreciation: Its relation to aesthetic appreciation and simplicity-complexity of personality 109 “Sense” of humor: Perception, intelligence, or expertise? 143 Is sense of humor a

positive personality characteristic? 159 Humor and stress revisited 179 A temperament approach to humor 203 PART III. DIFFERENCES AMONG GROUPS Exploring paradigms: The study of gender and

sense of humor near the end of the 20th century 231 The ill side of humor: Pathological conditions and sense of humor 271 The dog that didn't bark in the night: A new sociological approach

to the cross-cultural study of humor 293 PART IV. INTRAINDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES Influence of mood on humor 309 Development of the sense of humor 329 PART V. CAUSES OF INTER- AND INTRA-INDIV

IDUAL DIFFERENCES Genetic and environmental contributions to children's interpersonal humor 361 The development and evaluation of a systematic program for improving sense of humor 385

Appendix: Humor measurement toots 405 Bibliography 413 Author index 477 Subject index 491 Search book Search the content of this book https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110804607-004 Chapters in

this book Frontmatter I Contents V List of contributors VII Preface and acknowledgments IX PART I. INTRODUCTION Foreword and overview. Sense of humor: A new look at an old concept 3

Approaches to the sense of humor: A historical review 15 PART II. CURRENT CONCEPTUAL APPROACHES Humor and personality in everyday life 63 The sense of humor and the truth 95 A two-mode model

of humor appreciation: Its relation to aesthetic appreciation and simplicity-complexity of personality 109 “Sense” of humor: Perception, intelligence, or expertise? 143 Is sense of humor a

positive personality characteristic? 159 Humor and stress revisited 179 A temperament approach to humor 203 PART III. DIFFERENCES AMONG GROUPS Exploring paradigms: The study of gender and

sense of humor near the end of the 20th century 231 The ill side of humor: Pathological conditions and sense of humor 271 The dog that didn't bark in the night: A new sociological approach

to the cross-cultural study of humor 293 PART IV. INTRAINDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES Influence of mood on humor 309 Development of the sense of humor 329 PART V. CAUSES OF INTER- AND

INTRA-INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES Genetic and environmental contributions to children's interpersonal humor 361 The development and evaluation of a systematic program for improving sense of humor

385 Appendix: Humor measurement toots 405 Bibliography 413 Author index 477 Subject index 491