Once this theory was developed, they examined what they had from the additional data from the group discussions. Many ways that they came up with their findings in the research was by using bar graphs to plot their knowledge. Findings / Results: In looking at the humor episodes, they found that a higher portion of men's than women's humor is differentiating, while a higher portion of women's than men's humor is cohesion-building...
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A frequent claim is that men tell more jokes than women and in describing feminine speech style, Robin Lakoff suggested in the abstract that women "have no sense of humor", and also that they never effectively tell nor "get" jokes. They found that the gender/joking difference is noticeable in children by the young age of 6 years old...
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