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Walter E. O’Connell1960

Article1960

The adaptive functions of wit and humor.

Walter E. O’Connell

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Humor Studies and Applications Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior American Literature and Humor Studies

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1938The Basic Writings of Sigmund Freud 1953Psychoanalytic Explorations in Art 1955Psychotherapy and Personality Change 1956The Effects of Need‐Achievement and Self‐Ideal Discrepancy on Performance under Stress

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Year1960

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Published1960-09-01

VenueJournal of Abnormal & Social Psychology

ISSN-L0096-851X

Languageen

Citations74

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