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Robert Provine: Cracking the Laughing Code

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Uploaded on Feb 2, 2010

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Laughter is magical, mysterious, and one of our most honest signals. In fact, laughter is often more about relationships than jokes and can reveal what people really think of us. Recent discoveries about laughter have revolutionized scientists thoughts about this instinctive human vocalization. Robert Provine, a neuroscientist at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and the author of Laughter: A Scientific Investigation, reveals recent research findings on laughter in a discussion mingled with audience participation and video.

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  • 45245

    That´s psychology.

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    Never really thought about how the speaker laughs more than the audience. To me this was more like a series of realizations than learning, but still it was very enjoyable.

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  • akshayshrim

    Very interesting !!! really enjoyed it

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