Since these were outliers those participants were removed from additional analysis. The sample was 70.8% men and ethnically diverse (Corrigan et. Al, 2014.) The attribution questionnaire (both pretest and post-test) were negatively related to affiliative humor. This means that the more participants enjoy humor, the less likely they were to have stigma. Participants who viewed comics as having a mental illness and relatively more humorous, aggressive, “like me” and sincere had decreased stigma. An affiliative humor style was found to be significantly associated with all perceptions of the comic. An aggressive humor style was significantly related to viewing the comic as only humorous or aggressive. People assigned to the sketches that disclosed the information that the comic dealt with mental illness or the sketches where there was no disclosure showed significant reductions in posttest stigma on the attribution questionnaire as they endorsed greater affiliative humor (Corrigan et. al,
Since these were outliers those participants were removed from additional analysis. The sample was 70.8% men and ethnically diverse (Corrigan et. Al, 2014.) The attribution questionnaire (both pretest and post-test) were negatively related to affiliative humor. This means that the more participants enjoy humor, the less likely they were to have stigma. Participants who viewed comics as having a mental illness and relatively more humorous, aggressive, “like me” and sincere had decreased stigma. An affiliative humor style was found to be significantly associated with all perceptions of the comic. An aggressive humor style was significantly related to viewing the comic as only humorous or aggressive. People assigned to the sketches that disclosed the information that the comic dealt with mental illness or the sketches where there was no disclosure showed significant reductions in posttest stigma on the attribution questionnaire as they endorsed greater affiliative humor (Corrigan et. al,