A recent study published in the British Psychological Society‘s journal suggests that 'dad jokes' can help children develop into healthy adults who can cope with awkwardness.
A new study suggests that corny"dad jokes" can benefit children by showing them how to overcome embarrassment.
"It’s also what makes dad jokes so susceptible to accusations of being stupid, lame, and unfunny," the study observed. Hye-Knudsen suggests that when fathers embarrass their children with unfunny jokes, it teaches them how to overcome awkwardness. CHRIS ROCK TAKES AIM AT JADA PINKETT'S AFFAIR AND UNUSUAL MARRIAGE TO WILL SMITH: ‘SHE HURT HIM WAY MORE’"By continually telling their children jokes that are so bad that they’re embarrassing, fathers may push their children’s limits for how much embarrassment they can handle," the article said."They show their children that embarrassment isn’t fatal."
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