APS
29th APS Annual Convention · 2017
Aggressive and Prosocial Humor in Families
- Silas Sheridan
West Chester University - Vanessa Johnson
West Chester University - Evan DiGregory
West Chester University
Abstract
Our study examines the role of humor within families of first year college students. Humor as a construct was broken down into two distinct categories: aggressive and prosocial. We found that aggressive and prosocial humor were significantly correlated to a host of variables including loneliness, family cohesion, and emotional coping.
Social Interpersonal Relationships
