Furthermore, we could not find any significant association between laughter frequency and gelotophobia (see Table 2 ); although for women, it was descriptively in the assumed direction (i.e., negative association) and almost significant ( Supplementary Table S4 ).
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Laughter in everyday life: an event-based experience sampling method study using wrist-worn wearables.
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It seems that participants who are fearful of being laughed at by others in return also less-often laugh, although the effect failed to reach statistical significance.