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• 2015The highest form of intelligence: Sarcasm increases creativity for both expressers and recipients133 cited
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• 2007The Influence of Perceived Interviewer and Job and Organizational Characteristics on Applicant Attraction and Job Choice Intentions: The role of applicant anxiety78 cited
• 2007The Case for Developing New Research on Humor and Culture in Organizations: Toward a Higher Grade of Manure73 cited
• 2009Kitchen Antics: The Importance of Humor and Maintaining Professionalism at Work73 cited
• 2013“It's not you, it's me”: transformational leadership and self‐deprecating humor72 cited
• 2007Humour and the Construction of Maori Leadership at Work71 cited
• 2004Liking sick humor: Coping styles and religion as predictors65 cited
• 2007Burnout and humor relationship among university lecturers64 cited
• 2021No laughing matter, or a secret weapon? Exploring the effect of humor in service failure situations62 cited
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