Case Study of a Series of Experiments on Humor Perception and Memorization

Case Study of a Series of Experiments on Humor Perception and Memorization

  • Stanislava Yordanova Stoyanova
Publisher:ISBN 13: 9781526472991ISBN 10: 1526472996

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Case Study of a Series of Experiments on Humor Perception and Memorization is written by Stanislava Yordanova Stoyanova and published by . It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1526472996 (ISBN 10) and 9781526472991 (ISBN 13).

My research included the elements of a Case Study Type III, a cross-sectional case study, cross-case analysis, and a building block case study. It consisted of a series of four experiments to study humor perception and memorization. Both the within-subjects and between-subject experimental designs were applied, together with a factorial experimental design. A computerized method (Continuous Visual Recognition Task) from Vienna Test System (a classical or apparatus experiment), free associations technique, and unintentional recall of three funny stories and of a short text evoking positive emotions (a diagnostic experiment) were used. This study was conducted as a part of educational process of experimental psychology. Readers can learn how a case study permits the use of several research methods. In addition, readers can learn how to differentiate several experimental designs (the within-subjects and between-subject experimental designs, the factorial experimental design), what the difference is between a classical or apparatus experiment and a diagnostic experiment, as well as what is common between some types of case studýa Case Study Type III, a cross-sectional case study, cross-case analysis, and a building block case study.