Are You Laughing at Them or with Them? Laughter as a Signal of In-Group Affiliation
Abstract
Despite the wide range of theoretical explanations for human laughter, it is generally agreed to function, at least in part, as a social signal. We tested the hypothesis that laughter serves as a signal of group affiliation. Participants viewed a video clip depicting a confederate partner of unknown group affiliation displaying either a neutral expression, a smile, or laughter in response to a joke told at the expense of a member of the in-group...
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Title
Are You Laughing at Them or with Them? Laughter as a Signal of In-Group Affiliation
Published Date
Oct 5, 2021
Volume
46
Issue
1
Pages
71 - 82
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