Antic Jokes
Antic Jokes is a theoretical construct in the study of children's humor that characterizes playful, exaggerated, and often absurd comedic expressions arising from physical or behavioral incongruity, distinguishing it from other forms of儿童-based humor by its reliance on overt, performative silliness as a primary mechanism for eliciting laughter.
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Donald W. Goodwin · JAMA · 1980 · 21 citations
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