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Tears of joy and cute aggression are considered examples of dimorphous expressions. Would laughing when you become frustrated or angry also be considered a dimorphous expression?

From what I have been learning, a dimorphous expression is a body‘s way of bringing back equilibrium to your emotions. I’d like to believe that when you are very frustrated or angry, your body’s instinct is to laugh in order to equalize your emotions. Would this be true?
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It's true, since the frustration and anger comes from an inner expression of the self, laughing it off is you (unconsciously) trying to equalize your emotions as a safekeeping for your mental and physical health.

It could also be considered as a psychoanalysis defense mechanism.