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• In fact, when recorded laughter is slowed down, listeners can’t tell whether the sound is from a person or an animal.
• Sometimes we double over and lose our ability to speak for a moment, reverting temporarily to hooting apes.
• Known as a “play signal,” mammalian laughter accompanies playful interactions to signal harmless intentions and keep the play going.
• For humans, laughter has expanded from its original function as a play signal to serve a variety of social functions.

Laughter smooths social interactions

• Laughter is a way to communicate that an interaction is playful, harmless and unserious.
• An awkward exchange, a misunderstanding, a mocking joke – all these potentially uncomfortable moments are smoothed over by laughter.
• They will be likelier to agree that the two of you have something in common, which is a key ingredient in social connection.
• I suspect people borrow and transform the play signal of laughter to influence situations that, on their face, have nothing to do with play.

Laughter sends a message

• This got me thinking: Maybe people change the sound of their laughter depending on what they want to communicate.
• After all, while some forms of laughter are considered uncontrollable – the kind that leaves you physically weak and running out of oxygen – most everyday laughter is at least somewhat under your control.
• It turns out that there are already a lot of studies looking at different forms of laughter.
• Although their perspectives and methods differ, researchers agree that laughter takes many acoustic forms and occurs in many different situations.

Pleasurable, reassuring or threatening

• First, there’s reward laughter.
• This type is most clearly linked to laughter’s evolved role as a play signal.
• It is pleasurable to hear and produce, thus making a playful interaction even more enjoyable.
• And because you look and sound so silly while doing it, laughter ensures no one takes themselves too seriously.

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