INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF HUMOR IN CONVERSATION AND ITS ABILITY TO FOSTER SOCIAL BONDS

Authors

  • Baydjanova Iroda Abdullayevna Urgench State University, Foreign Philology Faculty, English Language And Literature Department Associate Professor, Uzbekistan

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Effectively, humor can disarm tension, foster a sense of camaraderie

Abstract

Humor has an incredible power to break down barriers and create a sense of ease in communication. When we share a laugh with someone, it instantly creates a connection and breaks the ice. Laughter is contagious, and it can help to lighten the mood in any conversation or interaction. Moreover, humor adds an element of engagement to our communication. It grabs attention, captivates listeners, and keeps them interested in what we have to say. By incorporating humor into our conversations, presentations, or even written content like emails or blog posts, we can effectively hold the attention of our audience. But let’s not forget that not all humor is created equal! Different people have different tastes when it comes to jokes or funny anecdotes. It’s important to consider your audience before cracking a joke or injecting humor into your communication. What might be hilarious for one person could fall flat for another. The power of humor lies in its ability to create lasting memories. People remember moments that made them laugh; they associate those positive emotions with you as a communicator. This helps build rapport and establishes you as someone approachable and relatable.

So why not embrace the power of laughter? Incorporating well-placed jokes or light-hearted banter into your communication can make all the difference in creating connections that last long after the conversation ends.

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Published

2024-03-15

How to Cite

Baydjanova Iroda Abdullayevna. (2024). INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF HUMOR IN CONVERSATION AND ITS ABILITY TO FOSTER SOCIAL BONDS. Next Scientists Conferences, 1(01), 90–93. Retrieved from https://nextscientists.com/index.php/science-conf/article/view/203