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The Humor Orientation Scale
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Original 17 Item Version
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Original PaperBooth-Butterfield, S. & Booth-Butterfield, M. (1991). The communication of humor in everyday life: Individual differences in the use of humorous messages. Southern Communication Journal, 56, 205-218.
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http://healthyinfluence.com/wordpress/2009/07/17/the-humor-orientation-scale-original-17-item-version/
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How to use:Make your own copy via File -> Make a copy
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Fill out each question on the 2nd sheet with a numberical answer
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See the final score on 3rd sheet (don't look till your done)
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What it means:As the creator Stewart Butterfield-Booth says:
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"It does not measure a person’s sense of humor (Ha-ha, gee, that’s funny!). It measures a person’s ability to produce humor and make other people go “Ha-ha, gee, that’s funny!” Some folks miss this source versus receiver distinction and that’s a big error. HO is a skill and if you’ve got it, you can whip it out anytime."
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Spreadsheet by:@jasonshen
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