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ejop-1107	Dionigi, Alberto; Canestrari, Carla	Clowning in Health Care Settings: The Point of View of Adults	2016	16	.pdf	application/pdf	9521	416	48	In addition, watched 15 videos of hospital clown hospital clowns elicited feelings of interventions, circus clown performances, and transcendence, whereas nurse-patient Europe's Journal of Psychology 2016, Vol. 12(3), 473–488 doi:10.5964/ejop.v12i3.1107 Clowning in Health-Care Settings 476 http://www.psychopen.eu/ Results and ConclusionsMethodsAims/Objectives of studySampleAuthor(s) interactions stimulated transcendent experiences but not amusement. nurse-patient interactions, and filled in a questionnaire to assess the elicited emotions. The researchers conducted two studies to identify the emotional states induced in external observers via hospital clown interventions: In their first study, 119 adults (48.7% female) aged 18-73 years (M = 30.66, SD = 13.53), watched videos of hos- pital clowns and circus clowns and completed a questionnaire to assess the elicited emotions composed by the State-Trait-Cheerfulness Inventory (STCI-S<30>; Ruch, Köhler, & van Thriel, 1997), The Mood Rating Inventory (BSKE [EWL]; Janke, Hüppe, & Erdmann, 2003) and the 29 Clown Emotion List (CLEM-29;	cache/ejop-1107.pdf	txt/ejop-1107.txt