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11 sty 2023 · This article offers a review of laughter therapy history. Once upon a time. Middle East: Laughter in the Bible; India: Did the Buddha laugh? Ancient Greece: Gelos: God of laughter and warriors? Japan: The gift of laughter to the Gods; Persia: Hafiz, on laughter; 100s of quotes on laughter throughout the ages; 0 AD to 1959
The purpose of this article is to increase curiosity and broaden the reflection on the use of humour in the psychotherapeutic relationship. The first part is dedicated to a short review of the main theories on the origins of laughter.
21 gru 2020 · Volume 25, Issue 1. https://doi.org/10.1177/1088868320961909. Contents. Get access. More. Abstract. Despite the broad importance of humor, psychologists do not agree on the basic elements that cause people to experience laughter, amusement, and the perception that something is funny.
1 lip 2019 · In this work, we focus on laughter-inducing therapies that are compared to control groups (no treatment or attention control), and, following previous literature, looking specifically at how laughter was induced: using humor or not using humor.
19 sie 2016 · Since the start of the 21st century, the investigation of various psychological aspects of humor and laughter has become an increasingly prominent topic of research. This growth can be attributed, in no small part, to the pioneering and creative work on humor and laughter conducted by Professor Rod Martin. Dr.
30 cze 2021 · Humour. Psychology. Psychotherapy. Therapeutic alliance. 1 Introduction. We have all experienced a humorous situation in our lives. When someone narrates a joke, makes a comment or acts in a way that amuses us and others, it leads us to smile, chuckle or laugh as a response to that stimuli.
20 cze 2014 · According to Dr. Jane Riffe, a former West Virginia University Extension Specialist, and co-author of Stress Less with Mindfulness Curriculum, laughter therapy has been around for many centuries. For example:
