Cumulative effects of humour styles on human behaviour

The data that I have built delves into the intricate world of humour styles and their cumulative effects on human behaviour, employing integral calculus and numerical simulation. The study explores four distinct humour styles—Affiliative Humour (HA), Self-Enhancing Humour (HE), Aggressive Humour (HD), and Self-Defeating Humour (SD)—and investigates their influence on three key aspects of human behaviour—Positive Social Interactions (PSI), Stress Coping and Resilience (SCR), and Interpersonal Conflict (IC). Using simulated data and visualisations in Python, this analysis provides a unique perspective on the dynamic interplay between humour styles and their lasting impact on individuals over time.