Defining Different Types of Comedy and Humor

You may have noticed that some things seem simple, but in fact, they are very complicated in further analysis. A good example is music. What do you think when you hear the word music? Have you ever thought about hot new works by favorite artists such as Fall Out Boy, Lil Wayne, and Katy Perry? On the other hand, there will be ancient Geyser playing real instruments playing the violin in the orchestra. Perhaps music is not as simple as you think. There are rhythm, rhythm, meter, sound, dynamics, harmony, key, time and so on.

The center of this type is an ancient medical concept - humor. Humor here is the body fluid that exists in the body. The proportion of these liquids varies from person to person; the benefits of liquid determine human temperament and spiritual type. Below are the four temperament and its main body fluid (body fluid). Humorous benefits are said to affect human appearance and behavior. For enthusiasts who are not trained like us, it may be difficult to judge by appearance alone. Dr. Paul Hysen offers useful charts. This is his pure temperament chart, this is his Mixture Chart.

The best type of humor that teachers use as a tool to relieve anxiety is affiliate / self-development. By analyzing the humor style questionnaire developed by R.A. Martin, we can define individuals with allied type of humor as those who laugh and joke with their colleagues, colleagues, and the closest friends. An individual with a kind of self-enforced humor is defined by the same "HSQ" as a person who can grow with humor ("Humor Style Questionnaire", 2017). It is important to incorporate these two styles into the teacher's humorous style and use it to laugh with the students and bring them up to the students. In 2014, professor of psychology at Western Ontario University studied 91 students on the relationship between humor style and anxiety level using self-declared answers such as HSQ. This is about .46 difference between positive humor and related / self-development humor correlation.