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Humor in Management: Prospects for Administrative Practice and Research
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  • 2017Humor and Laughter260 cited
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  • 1983Interpersonal Communication in Organizations.127 cited

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  • 2005Workers’ Playtime?243 cited
  • 2001Relationships among Gender, Type of Humor, and Perceived Leader Effectiveness148 cited
  • 1989Humor in the Workplace137 cited
  • 2010Workplace humor and organizational creativity130 cited
  • 1994Theory and Implications Regarding the Utilization of Strategic Humor by Leaders122 cited
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  • 2017Using humor and boosting emotions: An affect-based study of managerial humor, employees’ emotions and psychological capital94 cited
  • 2007The judicious use and management of humor in the workplace84 cited

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Comic Relief: Subversion and Catharsis in Organizational Comedic Theatre
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  • 2014Leader positive humor and organizational cynicism: LMX as a mediator70 cited
  • 1988An Analysis of Individual Reactions to Potentially Offensive Jokes in Work Settings70 cited
  • 2009The Influence of Leader Humor on Relationships between Leader Behavior and Follower Outcomes69 cited