下击式贬损幽默会损害人际间的印象和信任

HUMOR Pub Date : 2024-06-10 DOI:10.1515/humor-2023-0158
Diana E. Betz, T. Didonato
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摘要 当诋毁性幽默 "向下 "而不是 "向上 "攻击目标时,可能会对讲笑话者的核心特质和可信度造成不同程度的伤害。研究 1(n = 161)和研究 2(n = 331)分别用一个性别歧视笑话和一个老板/雇员笑话对这一观点进行了实验测试。一致的是,向下打拳的讲笑话者似乎能力较差、地位较低,而且不太值得信任(通过一个假设的金钱信任游戏进行评估)。一般来说,"向下"(相对于 "向上")的笑话似乎不太具有附属性,只有在性别歧视的幽默语境中才特别具有攻击性,这可能是由于在基于性别的语境中,人们对攻击性的期望更为规范。本文讨论了抑制贬低性幽默,特别是来自高地位人士的贬低性幽默的意义。
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Downward-punching disparagement humor harms interpersonal impressions and trust
Abstract Disparagement humor may harm perceptions of joke-tellers’ core traits and trustworthiness differently when it “punches down” rather than “up” at its target. This was experimentally tested with a sexist joke in Study 1 (n = 161) and a boss/employee joke in Study 2 (n = 331). Consistently, joke-tellers who punched down seemed less competent, lower in status, and less trustworthy (assessed via a hypothetical monetary trust game). Jokes that punched “down” (versus “up”) seemed less affiliative in general, and particularly aggressive only in a sexist humor context, perhaps due to more normative expectations of aggression in gender-based contexts. Implications for curbing disparagement humor, particularly from high-status people, are discussed.
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