Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Humour processing is a complex information-processing task that is dependent on cognitive and emotional aspects which presumably influence frame-shifting and conceptual blending, mental operations that underlie humour processing. The aim of the current study was to find distinctive groups of subjects with respect to black humour processing, intellectual capacities, mood disturbance and aggressiveness. A total of 156 adults rated black humour cartoons and conducted measurements of verbal and nonverbal intelligence, mood disturbance and aggressiveness. Cluster analysis yields three groups comprising following properties: (1) moderate black humour preference and moderate comprehension; average nonverbal and verbal intelligence; low mood disturbance and moderate aggressiveness; (2) low black humour preference and moderate comprehension; average nonverbal and verbal intelligence, high mood disturbance and high aggressiveness; and (3) high black humour preference and high comprehension; high nonverbal and verbal intelligence; no mood disturbance and low aggressiveness. Age and gender do not differ significantly, differences in education level can be found. Black humour preference and comprehension are positively associated with higher verbal and nonverbal intelligence as ll as higher levels of education. Emotional instability and higher aggressiveness apparently lead to decreased levels of pleasure when dealing with black humour. These results support the hypothesis that humour processing involves cognitive as ll as affective components and suggest that these variables influence the execution of frame-shifting and conceptual blending in the course of humour processing.
['Ulrike Willinger', 'Andreas Hergovich', 'Michaela Schmoeger', 'Matthias Deckert', 'Susanne Stoettner', 'Iris Bunda', 'Andrea Witting', 'Melanie Seidler', 'Reinhilde Moser', 'Stefanie Kacena', 'David Jaeckle', 'Benjamin Loader', 'Christian A. Mueller', 'Eduard Auff']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Cognitive and emotional demands of black humour processing: the role of intelligence, aggressiveness and mood.
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