The role of social context in the interpretation of sexist humor

Volume: 26, Issue: 2
Published: Jan 20, 2013
Abstract
An experiment supported our hypotheses about the relationship between the social context in which sexist humor is delivered and the adoption of a non-critical humor mindset to interpret it. First, a professional workplace setting implied a local norm that is more prohibitive of sexist jokes than the general societal norm, whereas a comedy club implied a local norm of greater approval of sexist jokes. Second, offensiveness ratings revealed that...
Paper Details
Title
The role of social context in the interpretation of sexist humor
Published Date
Jan 20, 2013
Volume
26
Issue
2
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