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The concern of this research is to examine The Sense of Humor Scale’s openness to gender and ethnic. 150 male and 150 female university students from Bugis, Java, Madura, Sambas, Sasak, and Sunda ethnic are randomly divided from 1.179 respondents applying the stratified quota random sampling technique. The collecting data is conducted the site-based and the conventional mode. The difference of appreciation between gender and ethnic toward SHS is tested by using Two-Ways Anova. The coefficient of Cronbach’s alphareliability points out SHS 0,961 with 76 figural items (item mortality 0%). Range of items discriminating power approximates 0,380 to 0,578. The difference index of appreciation toward SHS points out based on gender F= 0,477 (p=0,490); among six ethnics F=1,028 (p= 0,401), among gender and six ethnics F=1,068 (p=0,378). The men and women from the six ethnics have the same appreciation to SHS that it, for the certain level, is funny enough.This research proves that SHS is valid and reliable as the measure of humor appreciation for students and complies the requirement as the opened device to gender and ethnic. Keyword: Appreciation toward SHS, reliable, openness, valid.

Appreciation Toward The Sense of Humor Scale Based on Gender and Ethnic