According to Freud's Psychoanalytic theory of humor, sexual humor is predicted to be most appreciated (i.e., found to be particularly funny) by those who are sexually repressed.
In Freud's seduction theory, experience shapes the mind, emphasizing the causative role of nurture.
According to this idea, repressed memories of childhood sexual abuse are what lead to hysteria and obsessional neurosis.
According to Freudian theory, adult personality is made up of three parts:
(1) The id, which typically operates on the pleasure principle within the unconscious;
(2)The ego, which typically operates on the reality principle within the conscious realm;
(3) The superego, which generally operates on the morality principle at all levels of consciousness.
<h3>Philosophy of Humor -</h3>
Though humor is valued by the majority of people, philosophers have said little about it and what they have mostly been critical.
In addition to the idea that comedy originated from apes' mock-aggressive play, three conventional explanations of laughter and humor are also reviewed.
Understanding humor as play helps dispel the common criticisms of it and brings to light some of its advantages, especially those it has in common with philosophy.
the DSM-5 filled with standard classifications that professionals in psychological field can used to identify the type of illness that their patients have. With this classifications, we hoped that there would be less cases when different psychologists offered different conclusions and make the patients confused.
