HUMOR and PSYCHOLOGY (Post-2006) Prepared in APA Style

HUMOR AND PSYCHOLOGY (Post-2006) Prepared in APA Style by Martin Lampert (Department of Psychology, Holy Names University) for the International Society for Humor Studies

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