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Early Child Development and Care Volume 20, 1985 - Issue 4: PERSPECTIVES ON SOCIAL/EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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He who laughs first: The importance of humor to young children

Suzanne Krogh University of Florida, Gainsville
Pages 287-299 | Published online: 03 Aug 2006

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Elizabeth Coates & Andrew Coates. (2020) ‘My nose is running like a pound of butter’: exploring young children’s humour. Early Child Development and Care 190:13, pages 2119-2133.
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Ebru Ger, Moritz M. Daum & Mirella Manfredi. (2024) Children's recognition of slapstick humor is linked to their Theory of Mind. Frontiers in Cognition 3.
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