Humour Styles and Bullying in Schools

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2015
The relationship between peer victimization and children's humor styles: it's no laughing matter!
Fox, C. L., Hunter, S. C. & Jones, S. E., 1 Aug 2015, In: Social Development. 24, 3, p. 443-461 18 p.
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2013
Reciprocity between humor and peer victimization.
Fox, C., Hunter, S. & Jones, S., 7 Sept 2013.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review
Reciprocity between humour and peer victimization
Fox, C., Hunter, S. C. & Jones, S., 3 Sept 2013.
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2012
Humour styles as moderators and mediators of the relationship between peer-victimisation and internalising
Hunter, S. C., fox, C. & Jones, S., 6 Sept 2012.
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Laughing together or joking apart? the role of humour styles and bullying in children’s friendships
Jones, S., Fox, C., Hunter, S. C. & Kennedy, J. S., 5 Sept 2012. 22 p.
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2011
School bullying and humour: is laughter the best medicine?
Fox, C., Hunter, S. & James, L., 7 Sept 2011.
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