[The cerebral basis of laughter and humor].
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The funny thing about laughter. It's no joke: laughing may be one of nature's cleverest tricks for keeping us healthy and safe.
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Laughter: a hearty har-har.
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Pain and laughter in the ED.
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Laughter really is the best medicine: the use of humour in therapy.
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What? Me worry? Or; why laughter really may be the best medicine.
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The uses of laughter in Greek culture.
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[When laughter becomes therapeutic].
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I.T., laughter make good medicine.
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The ontogenesis of smiling and laughter: a perspective on the organization of development in infancy.
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The lessons of laughter.
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Laughter: the best medicine.
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The gift of laughter: on the development of a sense of humor in clinical analysis.
Clinical analytic change often brings with it a maturing of the patient's sense of humor, leading to an internalized capacity to acknowledge pain and frustration while soothing oneself with wit. Both the nature of psychic functioning, especially the multiple meanings structured in words, and the nature of the dyadic aspects of clinical analysis contribute to this happy outcome. The structural similarities that jokes and humor bear to transference and self-analytic capacities are also considered.
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Complex behavioral chains of temporo-limbic epilepsy and their relationship to emotional phylogenesis: ictal laughter.
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Humorous laughter and relief of anxiety in first-born children.
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[Pathological laughter and weeping: treatment with amitriptyline].
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