Robert Raskin

Robert Raskin was an influential American psychologist and researcher, best known for his work on humor and its psychological effects. He developed the "Semantic-Satiation" theory, which explores how repeated exposure to a word can affect perception and meaning. Raskin's research emphasized the connections between humor, cognition, and communication, providing insights into how humor influences social interactions and mental health. His contributions have had a lasting impact on the fields of psychology, linguistics, and humor studies, helping to deepen our understanding of how humor functions in human behavior and social relationships.