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The discussions highlight the core idea that humor arises when moral violations are perceived as harmless, with posts emphasizing terms like 'benign violations' and 'making immoral behavior funny,' which reflect the article's focus. The tone is analytical yet curious, pointing to an interest in understanding how humor functions socially and psychologically.
Most discussions acknowledge the intriguing idea that certain violations can be made humorous if perceived as benign, aligning with the article's thesis.
The topic of humor derived from moral violations is engaging, especially since several posts express curiosity and mention the surprising aspects of the research.
Comments include references to the key concepts like 'benign violations' and specific hypotheses, demonstrating moderate depth of engagement.
The discussions suggest the article provokes thought about the social and psychological implications of humor, indicating a modest but meaningful impact.
آیا میشه با هرچیزی شوخی کرد؟! حتی اگر قانونی باشه؟؟ خیر نمیشه! مثلا شما نمیتونین با خرید و فروش دختر باکره زیر سن قانونی شوخی کنین! چون اینجا طنز ناهنجاری رو میشکنه و اون رو بیخطر جلوه میده، و میتونه اونو به هنجار تبدیل کنه. از: Benign Violations: Making Immoral Behavior Funny. https://t.co/yPcQ8lZyUN
良性の道徳違反（状況が許容可能，規範へのコミットメントが弱い，違反から心理的距離）は笑いや娯楽をもたらすが，同時に嫌悪感ももたらしているよという研究。いろいろと当てはまるところが多そうな話。/ Benign violations: making immoral behavior funny https://t.co/fc58AufHZo
Stay tuned for more #ThemedTalinoTuesdays by following UP PUGAD Sayk on Facebook and Twitter! Reference: McGraw, A. P., & Warren, C. (2010). Benign Violations: Making Immoral Behavior Funny. Psychological Science, 21(8), 1141–1149. Pub by: Simon Escala (2/2)
@paripvadaftrsex Souce: 'Benign Violations: Making Immoral Behavior Funny' A. Peter McGraw and Caleb Warren https://t.co/8XUqTvzy68
With “irreverent humor”. McGraw and Warren (2010) have a fascinating hypothesis called “The Benign-Violation Hypothesis,” which suggests that “three conditions are jointly necessary and sufficient for eliciting humor”. (5/?)
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آیا میشه با هرچیزی شوخی کرد؟! حتی اگر قانونی باشه؟؟ خیر نمیشه! مثلا شما نمیتونین با خرید و فروش دختر باکره زیر سن قانونی شوخی کنین! چون اینجا طنز ناهنجاری رو میشکنه و اون رو بیخطر جلوه میده، و میتونه اونو به هنجار تبدیل کنه. از: Benign Violations: Making Immoral Behavior Funny. https://t.co/yPcQ8lZyUN
@Tenoqtitlan @grok Je te souhaite une bonne lecture : McGraw, Peter A., and Caleb Warren. "Benign violations: Making immoral behavior funny." Psychological Science 21.8 (2010): 1141–1149.
@paripvadaftrsex Souce: 'Benign Violations: Making Immoral Behavior Funny' A. Peter McGraw and Caleb Warren https://t.co/8XUqTvzy68
With “irreverent humor”. McGraw and Warren (2010) have a fascinating hypothesis called “The Benign-Violation Hypothesis,” which suggests that “three conditions are jointly necessary and sufficient for eliciting humor”. (5/?)
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@NunesAlt @blmskeptical @DevinCow The title of the paper discussed is literally "Benign violations: Making immoral behavior funny," It argues that THERE ARE ways to make violations benign, and therefore a way to make them funny.
良性の道徳違反（状況が許容可能，規範へのコミットメントが弱い，違反から心理的距離）は笑いや娯楽をもたらすが，同時に嫌悪感ももたらしているよという研究。いろいろと当てはまるところが多そうな話。/ Benign violations: making immoral behavior funny https://t.co/fc58AufHZo
Stay tuned for more #ThemedTalinoTuesdays by following UP PUGAD Sayk on Facebook and Twitter! Reference: McGraw, A. P., & Warren, C. (2010). Benign Violations: Making Immoral Behavior Funny. Psychological Science, 21(8), 1141–1149. Pub by: Simon Escala (2/2)
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