Starting from well-known studies by Kahmenan and Tversky, researchers have found many examples when our decision making seems to be irrational. In this chapter, we show that this seemingly irrational decision making can be explained if we take into account that human abilities to process information are limited; as a result, instead of the exact values of different quantities, we operate with g...

We investigate a Bayesian approach to modelling the statistical association between markers at multiple loci and multivariate quantitative traits. In particular, we describe the use of Bayesian Seemingly Unrelated Regressions (SUR) whereby genotypes at the different loci are allowed to have non-simultaneous effects on the phenotypes considered with residuals from each regression assumed correla...

humor is a common act of communication in our daily life. today, there is a great deal of studies on the significance of happiness in mental and physical processes; hence the necessity of humor as one of its paradigm. this paper argues islamic perception of humor and whether it is recommended or prohibited by the comprehensive outlook of islam towards human life. juridical books have discussed ...