Aronson, Elizabeth Biegler, Heather Bond, Bradley Clark, Ruth Anne Drogos, Kristin Garcia, Mattea A. Gleisner, Sarah G. Hendee, Adrienne Licciardello, Vincent Linder, Suzanne C. Mannone, Sarah Marshall, Leigh Pham, Vincent Porter, Robert Scott, Allison M. Volkmann, Joan M. Yahn, Ashley
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Communication research reports
Paginering:
Jaargang 24 (2007) nr. 2 pagina's 169-176
Jaar:
2007
Inhoud:
When engaging in playful teasing, understanding the norms for acceptable teasing is critical. The present study surveyed beliefs concerning prescriptive and descriptive norms for teasing among 101 male and 88 female college students. Participants viewed a number of topics as unacceptable for teasing and indicated that a high percentage of common topics for teasing were more closely associated with the teasing of one sex. Both sexes expected men to experience being less upset by teasing, and to be more likely to reciprocate the teasing.