Psychology

Humor in professional coaching: a literature review and research agenda

A. Vendl, C. Alvarado-alvarez, et al.

Discover how spontaneous humor in professional dialogues can strengthen the working alliance, boost adaptive coping and enrich cognitive-behavioral processes—insights distilled from reviews and 13 empirical studies in counseling, psychotherapy, and mentoring. This research was conducted by Authors present in <Authors> tag: Adélka Vendl, Cristina Alvarado-Alvarez, and Martin Euwema. Listen to learn how humor could be integrated into coaching education and practice.

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