A pilot study on individual differences in humor style and their associations with self-rated physical health and blood pressure
Audrey W. Duane、Peter J. Gianaros、Tristen K. Inagaki · Scientific Reports · 2026-10-31
试点考察幽默风格的个体差异与自评身体健康、血压之间的关联。
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研究信息
- 期刊 / 来源
- Scientific Reports
- 发表日期
- 2026-10-31
- 文献库
- OpenAlex
- 作者
- Audrey W. Duane, Peter J. Gianaros, Tristen K. Inagaki
- DOI
- 10.1038/s41598-026-78061-9
英文原文摘要全文
Humor style, defined as the use and function of humor, may have implications for health. Indeed, research suggests certain humor styles are related to better mental health, but surprisingly little research assesses associations with physical health. Further, no studies assess both positive and negative humor styles as they relate to physical health. The current study, therefore, investigated associations between positive (affiliative, self-enhancing) and negative (aggressive, self-defeating) humor styles and indices of physical health, specifically self-rated physical health and blood pressure
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