A 2004 article found people were 30 times more likely to laugh in groups than by themselves. The brain may recognize laughter associated with other people and process it differently. A small 2013 ...

which reinforces social ties and the sense of belonging to the same group. As Hurly told psychologist Jarrett in 2013, the theory goes beyond predicting what makes people laugh. It also explains ...

In the viral video posted the week of June 10, a group of young people could be seen shouting at DJ in a gas station parking lot. He said the people in the video made jokes and laughed about his ...

Laughing yoga is a popular movement and breathing exercise that aims to cultivate joy, bring out your inner child, and help you let go of daily life stressors. Considering that laughter is ...

This means that if you look at the variation in a trait in a big group of people, some of that variation ... Genes you inherit may play a role in your laugh being somewhat similar to your parents ...

During the group's recent four-night ... come to life," Wahlberg, 53, tells PEOPLE exclusively about their throwback moment. "We really couldn't stop laughing, which is really in the spirit ...

Humor serves as a gentle corrective in our society, says psychologist and humor researcher Willibald Ruch. What we find funny also reveals quite a lot about our individual characters. Bitte passen ...