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• 1987MANAGERIAL HUMOR AND SUBORDINATE SATISFACTION109 cited
• 2008Emotional responses to ridicule and teasing: Should gelotophobes react differently?101 cited
• 2011Humor and cultural values in print advertising: a cross‐cultural study95 cited
• 1997Humor As a Stress Moderator in the Prediction of Blood Pressure Obtained during Five Stressful Tasks72 cited
• 1988An Analysis of Individual Reactions to Potentially Offensive Jokes in Work Settings70 cited
• 2009Positive and Negative Styles of Humor in Communication: Evidence for the Importance of Considering Both Styles68 cited
• 1988Humor and coping with stress: A test under real-life conditions60 cited
• 2008Send in the clowns: The role of the joker in three New Zealand IT companies59 cited
• 1987Gender, attitudes towards women, and the appreciation of sexist humor55 cited
• 2009The Effects of Culture and Product Type on the Use of Humor in Greek TV Advertising: An Application of Speck's Humorous Message Taxonomy51 cited
• 1986Gender and Personality Differences in the Appreciation of Cartoon Humor51 cited
• 2017Approaching conversational humour culturally: A survey of the emerging area of investigation49 cited
• 2000Humor usage in comforting episodes: Factors predicting outcomes49 cited