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Bebber, Matheus 7a5879f7-08e7-4f97-aeeb-8ad76f1f5b5b 600 Luciano, Carmen c5781e1d-d4d1-41a5-8ca7-6918cd07081a 600 Ruiz Sánchez, Luis Jorge 7ebb6775-e4c3-4162-b3c8-acbbc9f0c92d 600 Cabello, Francisco 257be9a6-1395-4f0f-b012-29e62cbb6600 600 2025-01-30T12:12:07Z 2025-01-30T12:12:07Z 2021-10 1577-7057 1889-1780 http://hdl.handle.net/10259/10102 Despite the vast number of studies analyzing humor and its relation to other psychological variables, there is no consensus regarding under which conditions humor emerges. The current study aims to explore in this direction using three experimental protocols designed to alter the context of several jokes: the Reality protocol, to respond as if being in the situation described in the joke; the Identification protocol, to take the perspective of the characters in the jokes; and the Discomfort protocol, to respond to aversive functions given to these characters. Twenty-three participants were assigned to one of two conditions: in the Experimental condition, the first three jokes were preceded by one of the experimental protocols, whereas in the Control condition, the same jokes were presented without any contextual manipulation. Then, all participants were re-exposed to the jokes with no manipulation in a second phase. Facial responses and self-reports were used as measures of humor. Results show that the experimental protocols altered the emergence of humor in a replicable manner (mainly with the Reality and the Discomfort protocols) by reducing the humor responses and affecting their agreement. However, a decrease in humor responses as well as variability in the agreement between measures was observed in both conditions when re-exposed to the same jokes. These findings are discussed according to the contextual components defining each experimental protocol and highlight the functions that might be derived according to the interaction between the jokes and the participants’ histories of relating events. application/pdf eng Asociación de Análisis del Comportamiento International Journal of Psychology and Psychological Therapy. 2021, V. 21, n. 3, p. 413-431 https://www.ijpsy.com/volumen21/num3/591.html Functional analysis of jokes Humor derivation Incongruity Participant’s functional history of relating Relational responding Smiling response Psicología Humor Psychology Mood (Psychology) Is this a Joke? 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