Smijeh
Smijeh (ijek.) ili smeh (ek.), nevoljna reakcija na određene vanjske ili unutarnje podražaje. Smijeh mogu pobuditi aktivnosti poput škakljanja,[1] humorističnih priča ili misli.[2] Najčešće se smatra vizualnom ekspresijom mnogih pozitivnih emocionalnih stanja poput radosti, veselja, sreće, olakšanja itd. U nekim pak prilikama može biti uzrokovan suprotnim emocionalnim stanjima poput sramote, isprike ili zbunjenosti ("nervozni smijeh") ili udvornog smijeha. Čimbenici poput dobi, spola, obrazovanja, jezika i kulture determinantni su čimbenici[3] za to da li će neka osoba iskusiti smijeh u određenoj situaciji.
Smijeh je dio čovječjeg ponašanja regulirana mozgom koje pomaže ljudima razjasniti njihove namjere u socijalnoj interakciji i pruža emocionalan kontekst konverzacijama. Smijeh se rabi kao signal pripadnosti nekoj grupi — on signalizira prihvaćenost i pozitivne interakcije s drugima. Smijeh se ponekad doživljava zaraznim, a smijeh neke osobe može sam izazvati smijeh u drugih kao pozitivnu povratnu spregu.[4] Popularnost snimaka smijeha u televizijskim komedijama situacije može se dijelom pripisati ovome.
Proučavanje humora i smijeha te njihovih psiholoških i fizioloških učinaka na čovječje tijelo zove se gelotologija.
Narav
Kaže se da se djeca smiju znatno češće od odraslih: prosječno dijete nasmije se 300 – 400 puta dnevno u usporedbi s odraslim koji se nasmije samo 15 – 20 puta dnevno; ipak citirani članak, koji je napisao jedan od dvojice vrhunskih istraživača humora u svijetu, izriče da ne postoji stvarna osnova za ovakvu tvrdnju.[5]
Povezano
- Smrt od smijeha
- Zlobni smijeh
- Geolotologija
- Smijeh u životinja
- Joga smijeha
- Nervozni smijeh
- Paradoksalni smijeh
- Patološko smijanje i plakanje
Izvori
Literatura
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Vanjske veze
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- Human laughter up to 16 million years old Arhivirano 2012-09-17 na Wayback Machine-u, cosmosmagazine.com
- More information about Gelotology from the University of Washington, faculty.Washington.edu
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- Recordings of people laughing, 99 audiozapisa čovječjeg smijeha
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