Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4384936280> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W4384936280 abstract "A recent line of research in the field of humor has proposed the existence of two morally based comic styles. One of them, corrective humor (or satire), seeks to ridicule and mock to establish justice. In contrast, benevolent humor attempts to correct deviances using humor in a friendly manner understanding human imperfections. Considering their focus on correcting what is perceived as morally wrong, in this study we seek to examine how these styles can affect the evaluation that is made of politicians after being exposed to humor that attacks them. To achieve this, we conducted an experiment in which three groups had to evaluate two politicians after being exposed to different stimuli (memes that ridiculed them, images with the same content without its humorous content, or no exposure; total n = 160). Our results demonstrate that it is corrective humor and not benevolent humor that influences the evaluation and that it does so positively; people with higher scores in corrective humor have a better evaluation of politicians after seeing memes with anti-politician content. We discuss possible explanations for this finding and implications for political psychology and humor studies." @default.
- W4384936280 created "2023-07-22" @default.
- W4384936280 creator A5041223119 @default.
- W4384936280 creator A5056856178 @default.
- W4384936280 creator A5059808001 @default.
- W4384936280 creator A5081850755 @default.
- W4384936280 date "2023-07-01" @default.
- W4384936280 modified "2023-10-03" @default.
- W4384936280 title "Laughing at Politicians to Make Justice: The Moral Component of Humor in Appraising Politicians" @default.
- W4384936280 cites W1907225883 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W1968765249 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W1975078603 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W1981699781 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W1989778904 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W1995381477 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W1997338663 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W1999807338 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2009130217 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2011249105 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2019211634 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2023193764 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2027984149 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2040599576 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2052296147 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2052394698 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2059959125 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2072500831 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2081896840 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2086853153 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2087494123 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2094762165 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2108536093 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2111662356 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2138836617 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2140280350 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2143249348 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2144397230 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2171489035 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2175873029 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2321803260 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2334283263 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2521019550 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2529248469 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2548522862 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2778057791 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2784806054 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2792668765 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2794107218 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2886689465 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2886989394 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2910578297 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2911846451 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2911953539 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2945584069 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2949836754 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2950519628 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2953452295 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2960555806 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2980575037 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2982928653 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W2995340703 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3011893572 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3013419245 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3025434132 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3033045396 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3043670176 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3048827484 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3090842232 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3109080734 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3113508195 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3117550730 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3118892617 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3119733325 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3120803655 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3149705085 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3150911313 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3168689646 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3194373839 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W3209593003 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W4220881033 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W4229554098 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W4250383497 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W4252874235 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W4289713800 @default.
- W4384936280 cites W586575924 @default.
- W4384936280 doi "https://doi.org/10.1177/21582440231178187" @default.
- W4384936280 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.
- W4384936280 type Work @default.
- W4384936280 citedByCount "0" @default.
- W4384936280 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W4384936280 hasAuthorship W4384936280A5041223119 @default.
- W4384936280 hasAuthorship W4384936280A5056856178 @default.
- W4384936280 hasAuthorship W4384936280A5059808001 @default.
- W4384936280 hasAuthorship W4384936280A5081850755 @default.
- W4384936280 hasBestOaLocation W43849362801 @default.
- W4384936280 hasConcept C134306372 @default.
- W4384936280 hasConcept C139621336 @default.
- W4384936280 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
- W4384936280 hasConcept C17744445 @default.
- W4384936280 hasConcept C199539241 @default.