Robert Provine is, I believe, a big name in this. You might also do a search on laughter among animals, for a comparative perspective.
And I must say I laughted when I read the name of your university. Are the Jesuits on rollerblades, skates, or are they wheeled around on dollies by graduate students?
Julie Osland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And I must say I laughted when I read the name of your university. Are the Jesuits on rollerblades, skates, or are they wheeled around on dollies by graduate students?
Julie Osland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello fellow TIPS-ters,
I have been volunteered to give a talk on the psychology of humor (about
which I know next to nothing) and also the physiology of laughter (about
which I know nothing) in 2 weeks time, and I need help.
Can any of you direct me toward helpful resources on this subject or share
any material you have used? I am out of my depth here.
Thank you!
Julie Osland
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Wheeling Jesuit University
316 Washington Ave
Wheeling, WV 26003
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