Name: Kenapa Kita Tertawa?
Uploaded: 2015-04-30T15:00:30Z
Duration: 16 min 55 s
Description: Tahukah Anda, bahwa Anda tiga puluh kali lebih mungkin untuk tertawa ketika sedang bersama seseorang dibandingkan ketika sendirian? Seorang ahli neurosains kognitif, Sophie Scott, berbagi fakta menarik tentang hal ini dengan menelusuri ilmu pengetahuan tentang tertawa, melalui presentasinya yang lugas, penuh aksi, dan sangat jenaka

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Tahukah Anda, bahwa Anda tiga puluh kali lebih mungkin untuk tertawa ketika sedang bersama seseorang dibandingkan ketika sendirian? Seorang ahli neurosains kognitif, Sophie Scott, berbagi fakta menarik tentang hal ini dengan menelusuri ilmu pengetahuan tentang tertawa, melalui presentasinya yang lugas, penuh aksi, dan sangat jenaka 

Sophie Scott: Kenapa Kita Tertawa?

Kenapa Kita Tertawa?

Laughter, a primitive sound more akin to animal calls than speech, signals understanding, agreement, and social bonding.

Humans are not the only animals that laugh; laughter's roots in play and social interaction span across mammals, including rats.

Real laughter differs neurobiologically from posed laughter, revealing deep evolutionary layers of human vocalization and emotion.