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Humor as the focal point of treatment for forensic psychiatric patients.

Framed as a qualitative case study based on constructivist notions, the research being reported evaluates the Humor Group, a unique treatment modality evoking therapeutic change by engaging male forensic psychiatric patients and nursing students in ...
P Minden (Holist Nurs Pract, 200207)
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Effect of forced laughter on mood.

This study examined the effect of a brief period of forced laughter on the mood of adults. Participants (N=17) rated their mood before and after 1 min. of forced laughter. Although the participants generally rated their mood as positive prior to the ...
Erin Foley, Robert Matheis, Charles Schaefer (Psychol Rep, 200202)
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