Research article summary (published 30 Dec 2000):

"Irrepressible chirpy Cockney chappies"? Humour as an aid to survival.

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Author/s: Robertshaw, A (A);

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Publication Type: Historical Article; Journal Article

Journal: Journal of European studies (J Eur Stud), published in England. (Language: eng)

Reference: 2001-; vol 31 (issue 3-4) : pp 277-87

Dates: Created 2008/03/07; Completed 2008/04/02;

PMID: 18326115, status: MEDLINE (last retrieval date: 2/18/2009, IMS Date: )

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Acculturation Affect - physiology Correspondence as Topic - history History, 20th Century Language Laughter Therapy - economics; history; psychology Literature, Modern - history

London - ethnology Memory - physiology Military Medicine - economics; education; history; legislation & jurisprudence Military Personnel - education; history; legislation & jurisprudence; psychology Military Psychiatry - economics; education; history; legislation & jurisprudence Stereotyping Wit and Humor as Topic - history; psychology

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