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    Body temperature and activity patterns of free-living laughing kookaburras: the largest kingfisher is heterothermic. by Cooper, Christine, Kortner, G., Brigham, M., Geiser, F.

    Published 2008
    “…We show that free-ranging Laughing Kookaburras (Dacelo novaeguineae), the largest kingfishers, are heterothermic. …”
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    The Influence of Humour on Creative Thinking by Wong, Hong Cheng

    Published 1998
    “…In conclusion, this study indicates that humour significantly influences creative thinking. Having a good laugh and sharing a few jokes does make a difference in their creative thinking, hence making them more creative.…”
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    Eduphobia – an emerging business? by Abdul Razak, Dzulkifli

    Published 2019
    “…This, however, is good for the organisers bent on feeding the frenzy and exploiting such emotions and situations while they laugh all the way to the bank. Looking at developments, it is some kind of a deja vu that “education” is going down the same phobic path. …”
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    The evolution of Malaysian cartoon animation / Faryna Mohd Khalis...[et al.] by Mohd Khalis, Faryna, Mustaffa, Normah, Shahizan Ali, Mohd Nor, Mohamed Salim, Neesa Ameera

    Published 2020
    “…and or funny figures that can make people laugh. Aside from entertainment purposes, cartoons are also used to send messages without a serious tone and indirectly telling something sarcastically. …”
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    The evolution of Malaysian cartoon animation / Faryna Mohd Khalis...[et al.] by Mohd Khalis, Faryna, Mustaffa, Normah, Shahizan Ali, Mohd Nor, Mohamed Salim, Neesa Ameera

    Published 2019
    “…A cartoon can be defined as an unrealistic style of sketching and or funny figures that can make people laugh. Aside from entertainment purposes, cartoons are also used to send messages without a serious tone and indirectly telling something sarcastically. …”
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    Awareness of ikhtilat : a study among students of ACIS in UiTM Puncak Alam / Fara Camelia Adol Razzak by Adol Razzak, Fara Camelia

    Published 2019
    “…They also do not manage the supposed manners between males and females. For example, they laugh loudly. This behaviour is not wrong. However, for females, it is only limited among the same gender and people who have a mahram relationship with them such as parents and siblings. …”
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    Does Ellen DeGeneres adopt rhetorical strategies in her talk show’s monologues for verbal humor? by Zhou, Tianli, Mansor, Nor Shahila, Lay, Hoon Ang, Sharmini, Sharon

    Published 2022
    “…After the data was transcribed, the rhetorical fragments that made the audiences laugh were coded as data, and NVivo was used as the main instrument in the study’s process of coding and analysing. …”
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    Humour in Rabindranath Tagore's selected early short stories: a freudian reading by Quayum, Mohammad Abdul

    Published 2014
    “…It argues that although Tagore is often seen as a serious writer, dealing with significant issues concerning religion, politics and culture in his work, he also had a lighter side to his personality, which enabled him to laugh at certain inherent human weaknesses, such as excessive piety, sentimentality, affectedness, arrogance and sexual jealousy, in a comic spirit, rather than being derogatory or sarcastic about them. …”
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    Domain-specific stop words in Malaysian Parliamentary Debates 1959 – 2018 by Anis Nadiah Che Abdul Rahman, Imran Ho Abdullah, Intan Safinaz Zainudin, Sabrina Tiun, Azhar Jaludin

    Published 2021
    “…New stop words that emerged from the MHC include parliamentary-related words like ‘Berhormat’ (salutation to the members of the Parliament), ‘Pertua’ (salutation to the Speaker of the House), ‘ketawa’ (laugh) and ‘tepuk’ (clap). Other than typical English stop words like ‘and’ and ‘the’, there are also words like ‘hon’ble’ (short for ‘Honourable’) and ‘honourable’. …”
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    Deconstructing phallogocentrism in Shahrnush Parsipur’s Touba and the meaning of night: a psycho-feminist study by Joodaki, Abdol Hossein, Elyasi, Zeinab

    Published 2015
    “…Helene Cixous, in her essay The Laugh of Medusa (1975), introduces a particular kind of female writing and tries to reconstruct the women’s shattered, colonized and marginalized identities in order to deconstruct the dominant symbolic order and phallocentric discourse. …”
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    Effects of laughter yoga on patients receiving hemodialysis by Li, Ting, Soh, Kim Lam, Zakaria, Nor Fadhlina, Pang, Yuanyue, Wang, Pengpeng, Hu, Niaona

    Published 2024
    “…The search keywords included laughter therapy, laughter yoga, laugh, hemodialysis, dialysis, and renal dialysis. …”
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    The meaning construction of Chinese compounds : A cognitive semantic perspective / Leong Wen Xin by Leong, Wen Xin

    Published 2015
    “…The short story is entitled 师傅越来越幽默Shīfu yuèláiyuè yōumò ‘Master, You’ll Do Anything for a Laugh’ by Mo Yan (2012). All disyllabic Chinese compounds selected from the short story are identified and classified according to Bloomfield’s (1957) semantic classification into endocentric and exocentric compounds. …”
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    Exploring clients’ meta-comments in psychotherapy using conversation analysis by Burdett, Mark

    Published 2018
    “…Asking clients about shifts in their moment-to-moment experience - for example, when they laugh, smile or make a comment to themselves - is done in a variety of different ways in different therapeutic approaches. …”
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