By Emily Reynolds. Punny tweets from political candidates went against participants’ expectations and made them seem less credible.
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People who make tasteful, witty jokes are seen as confident and competent, but crass joke-telling can backfire. By Alex Fradera
Comprehension and appreciation of black humour correlated with verbal and non-verbal IQ. By Christian Jarrett
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This is episode 12 of our podcast PsychCrunch – can findings from psychology help us to be funnier?
By Matthew Warren. Viewing and sharing memes with depression-related themes might be a coping strategy.
One of the fictional Twitter accounts used in Pavelko & Myrick (2015). Stigma is a problem for all forms of…
By Emma Young. The main message is that “others like us more than we know”.
The researchers considered 7 possible mechanisms that may be responsible for paternal weight gain. By Christian Jarrett
