Humor is a universal phenomenon but is also culturally tinted. In this article, we reviewed the
existing research that investigates how culture impacts individuals' humor perception and …

An earlier review (Schneider et al.,) examined the connection between humor styles and
mental health. The present article supplements and extends Schneider et al.'s review by …

Based on the premise that father–child play is an important context for children's
development and that fathers “specialize” in play, similarities and differences in the role of …

Introduction The accessibility of laughter and humour make them attractive choices for self-
care, and integrative medicine. There is a growing body of literature, but both fields are …

Researchers have displayed considerable interest in how and when team cognitive diversity
leads to improved or impaired team innovation. When addressing this issue, scholars have …

Abstract 'Playfulness' is a concept used in various disciplines. In this article, we conduct a
qualitative, systematic, and interdisciplinary literature review on the term 'playfulness' as …

Young children spend considerable time in educational settings, in which traditionally, their
primary occupation is play. A playful preschool environment has been related to better …

We extend the study of antecedents to the Impostor Phenomenon (IP) by examining
associations with adult playfulness. Previous studies showed that playfulness is associated …

Playfulness is an individual difference variable that allows people to (re) frame a situation in
a way that it is experienced as entertaining, intellectually stimulating, and/or personally …

Playfulness is well researched in children; however, much less is known about its impact on
the well-being of adults. To investigate the relationship between playfulness and well-being …