Laughter’s Evolutionary PastLaughter plays a crucial role in every culture across the world. But it’s not clear why laughter...
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Jordan Raine I am midway through a PhD at the University of Sussex (the nature and function of human nonverbal vocalisations: evolutionary, acoustic, and psychological perspectives), and have just co-published ... Read More » |
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