Abstract:

As a way of communication, humor changes from person to person. The style of humor also changes. According to the classification of the Mizah styles, there are four types of humor classification. These are, respectively, participating, self-developing, aggressive and self-destruction humor styles. The participant in the Mizah style; the person is aimed at entertaining others. For this, people can sometimes use their kinds and varieties of humor. People who use self-developing humor can look at life from a funny perspective even at the moment of stress and trouble. People with an aggressive humor style don’t consider how the side of their humor will be influenced by the humor they make. People who use self-destructive humor style think they will gain value by using humor at the expense of making a ridiculous material. The vision degrees in visual disabilities clubs were made with a total of 184 visual disabilities athletes consisting of different visual disabilities athletes. Volunteer participation was taken into account. Analysis of the gender of participants, disabilities, sports branches, civil status, age groups, educational status, income status and vision grades has been carried out for the humorous styles of participants with disabilities. In the study, the data collection tool was used as the "Mizah Styles Measurement". The SPSS 22.00 program used in quantitative research methods. The data is summarized by the percentage and frequency tables. This study has been tested with 0.05 significance levels. It appears that there are no significant differences in the styles of humour of persons with disabilities, such as gender, disability, sporting industry and income (p < .05) and that there are no significant differences in the styles of humour of persons with disabilities according to age groups, educational status and degree of vision (p > .05). Further research suggests that the humorous styles used by visual disabled athletes are evaluated over other disabled individuals. It is also recommended to conduct a new research that will assess the use of humour and how they are affected by vision disabled athletes and other disabled individuals.

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