2014
DOI: 10.1515/humor-2013-0049
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Humor and laughter in Japanese groups: The kuuki of negotiations

Abstract: The following article examines concrete examples of naturally occurring humor and laughter taken from simulated Japanese negotiations. Taskoriented negotiations were held in group settings, and participants were assigned conflicting interests to observe the occurrence of laughter in conflict situations. In-depth analyses of several negotiations are conducted in an attempt to reveal how humor and laughter are used to affect the negotiation process, and to shed light on how Japanese negotiators perceive and mana… Show more

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“…From the University of Tokyo, Maemura (2013) has been writing about the Japanese concept of kuuki or a group’s “climate of opinion” that requires specific reactions within a group. For example, a specific type of laugh should follow a specific spoken phrase.…”
Section: Humor As a Culture-specific Coping Mechanismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the University of Tokyo, Maemura (2013) has been writing about the Japanese concept of kuuki or a group’s “climate of opinion” that requires specific reactions within a group. For example, a specific type of laugh should follow a specific spoken phrase.…”
Section: Humor As a Culture-specific Coping Mechanismmentioning
confidence: 99%