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Private self-consciousness, canned laughter, and responses to humorous stimuli

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Private self-consciousness, canned laughter, and responses to humorous stimuli

Porterfield, Albert L.; Mayer, F.Stephan; Dougherty, Kathleen G.; Kredich, Kathryn E.; Kronberg, Miriam M.; Marsee, Kevin M.; Okazaki, Yoshiko
Journal of Research in Personality , Volume 22 (4): 409-423 – Dec 1, 1988
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0092-6566
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10.1016/0092-6566(88)90001-3
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Journal of Research in Personality – CrossRef

Published: Dec 1, 1988

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