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1 International Journal of Arts & Sciences, CD-ROM. ISSN: :: 4(20): (2011) Copyright c 2011 by InternationalJournal.org A B CDE F B FD D A C A BC D EF C CE C A D ABC DEF B B C A E E C A A A E AE A A A B A A B B ABC DEF B B C E B C CA E ABC A A A E A A B B E B EA ABC DEF B C CA E E A D B ABC DEF B FD F FF F BA A B B F EA F C B AF DC A F B EABA A A B C E A F B B BA C B A AEE E AB A A A ABC B CA F DF C B B A A F D BA A D BA AB C A BA B A B A A B C C B A D E B FA A A B B BA A A B EC FD F A B A B B B B A F C B B B C B B C C DAB EA B B A F C B B AF B B A B B C B B A E B E B B A A E A B D E B FA B BA A A BB FD F F EA F C B AB DB A F B C A B A BC BA D A B BB DB B A B AB A DAB A B FA B D BA B EAE B B A FA C A ABC DEF B B C B A B BA A B ABC DEF B B C B E BA B A B BA F BA A F D B B A E BA E A E A D B AB A D A B CDE F B C BA F A E C A A E A A A DAB A A B F BA F D A F B EA E AB A B BA F BA A F D B B B B C A BA A B A DB B A E A F D BA FD F F EA F A A B ED E E D A BA B D C A E 121
2 122 Manzoor Ahmad Zahid and Harrie de Swart A B E B A A AB B C B BAB E A AB B D DEF EF F F D B FD F A B B A B C E E F E A C A AB A B B D B B B B A AF F E B A DB A F EA F D BA A B C B A E A A E AB F E A B A F B B C BAB B A FA F E C C DEF D B E F EA F A D BA B B AF B C A DB DB E B A F E A B FD F C BAB FF F BA D BA B A B AF B F E B E AF B F E B AF B F E B B F E D B AF B F E A B E D BA E B E C A A E A AE E D BA B E D BA B A DB BD F E E FA DB DB B AF B F E C B B B E D BA E B C B FF F BA F C D E AEE B FF F BA D BA D AEE B FF F BA D BA A E E E C E A A EE A A A A EE B E D BA A B AEE B FF F BA D BA A A B A A AB C C BA D A B D AEE B E A E C E B AEE B FF F BA D BA E A E C C F E A A B D E E C B AEE B FF F BA D BA A E E C DB ABC DEF AB B AF B EF C EAE B A A EA F E B A A D B D C B AF B F E E C ABC DEF E B B F E E C ABC DEF A B A EAE B F B B F E BA A ABC F E A A B A ABC DEF B A B EAE B D E B B F E E B ABC DEF B A B EAE B D E B B F E E F A AFE C F B C B B B EAE B BA E A B ABC A F D B B A C B B F E B ABC F E B
3 The Majority Judgment Theory and Paradoxical Results 123 EAE B D E B D B B ABC A F F B B B BAB E A E B A E B E ABC F E B F E BAB E B B ED D D B BA D B E C A DEF A A B A D C A D E B DB DB A D B D B A B ABC F E BAB BA C ABC D EAE B E E BA B E A F B BA E F E E D B B A E ABC D B E A F ABC F E F E B BA E BAB B ABC F E BAB B E D B BA A E A A F A A A E A B B BA A F D B F BA ABC D B EAE B D E B D B B ABC A F B D B A EE B ABC F E A B EA B AEE F E B D B E EAE B B AEE F E EA B B F B C B B B B B AEE F E D B B ABC F E DB B A ABC EA F E A C A A A E ABC D A C E ED B ABC A F F B BAB A E B F A E B E C B A D BB E B E B A B EAE B A B ABC A F ABC F DF EAE B E B A A ABA A A F BAB B B F E B ABC F E E B F E B ABC F E D B ABC F E EA AE E A B B D F E B AF ABA A B A F
4 124 Manzoor Ahmad Zahid and Harrie de Swart AE B EAE B E AB ABC F DF E E A A ABC F E A BB B A ABC F E B E A ABC F E B E ABC F E E B FA C A F ABC DEF B A B A C A D B ED B AB E D BA B A C EA A D B B DEF B A F E BAB DEF C A E A AF E F E B BAB DB B E B B A ABC F E E E B ABC F E B A B B FC B A F A DB B BAB A F E DB FD B A B B B DEF D EA F E D BA A E B D EA F B B AB EAE B DB AB A A A B B C A A B B A A ABC B B FA A D BA ED A D A B B A A BA DB B B A B E B B A B A F EA F D BA B B B C A D B B B FC DB D E D BA A A A B A ABC A D BA C B B A A A A D BA B E D BA B E B B EA B A E B ABC F E EAE B A A A B B ABC F E B EAE B A A B A ABC DEF B A F E A A B B
5 The Majority Judgment Theory and Paradoxical Results 125 AE B A E AB ABC F E E B AB ABC F E E ABC F E B B A D B A F E A A E D B B A ABC F E C A B B D B ABC F E A A B B DA F A AFE C ABC DEF B B C B EA B BA A F D E A E A EA B E B F D E A A A E D BA A F D EA B AE B AB B BAB E AB B FD F F E B C E E B B E D B A F B E E B B E B ABC F E EA F B B A A A E BA A F D A B ABC F DF A E A B D F E B ABC F E A AF B A B A A C B F BA A F D A C E A F B ABC F E C B BD DB B B A D D B B B BA E E D E E DEF D BA D A E A B A F B B E E B B EA F B A A ABC DEF B B C B EA F E B E A F E ABC D A E ABC D A EA F B B BA A F D A B A B DF B A DEF FA F E B F E A B A BC DEF E B A B A A B D B B B B B B DEF C F E E B B A F A B D B B B D B
6 126 Manzoor Ahmad Zahid and Harrie de Swart B F E AE A F B D D BA ABC DEF B F E A B B D E B B B A B E E B B A A B A B EAE B ABC F E B EAE B D B E F E B B F E DB A B B E C ABC DEF B B C E B B EAE B C F E F E E A C A EA B ABC DEF B B C E B B ABC A AB A ABC DEF B B C C ED D B A BDABA D B A A A AFD BA F FC BA BABA A BABA A BABA B AE A B BA F B B AB D C E E DEF B C C E B D E E B A F F E B A E B E E B B BDABA C D E B B B A DB D A A E A B B AEE F E B ABC F E B ABC F E E B D B ABC F E A B ABC DEF B A DB A BA F E BB A B A AE B A F AB B EAE B E E A DEF A B ABC DEF B A A B B B E A EE E B B A
7 The Majority Judgment Theory and Paradoxical Results 127 B A F B A A D E C B B B B B ABC F E A C E A ABA B AEE F E A B D B A F BA A BA AB A A B E A C B B B EEABA B EAE B A B A B C E B B EAE B B A BA F B C B D E B F B A C D D A AC EF E A D D DC D A B E A DFDEC EC AF C D A C B EC C C E E E F B E A C D AE E A E E C DD EF E E D B EC AD C C E A E E E C BC F E A E A D E C C C CA CD CD E C E C DC D AE B C E A E BC CCA C C C A E E B EC E F C C A E C E A F A C ACD E C BC F E A A E E C D D B A E E D A E AE E B B B B A B D A A E B B FA F E AF B C C C CAE E BC F BA C E D A A A E B B FA F E AF B C C CAE E BC F BA C A B C B B B B A B A B DB B C E AE E B B B B A B B D B A EE B A B B B B A A B E A B E B ABC DEF B A FF F BA D BA A A B A E A B A B A B AE B BAB E A E D E E B
8 128 Manzoor Ahmad Zahid and Harrie de Swart A D B BAB B CA E A B C A A B BA F AB B D B B E D A B B B FA B B A F E B E B F E C F E C B A F ABD BA F A B A A B E BA F B B E E A B BA A A B B E A B B B B B B B B E EAE B A A B B B B D B A A B B B B B B B BABD C E B A F B EAE B A B B B BABD C B A B B B B A F B EAE B A B A ABC DEF B B C A AB A A B B D B B B BABD C A C AB B BAB E DEF AE B D BA DEF A E A A C A B D BA DEF E A B B AB DEF B AB C A B A E E E D D B B B B B EA B A B E EA B A B EA B A B B B EAE B E B DEF B A DEF B
9 The Majority Judgment Theory and Paradoxical Results 129 B E E B B ABC F E EAE B A C F E E B B A F E B ABC F DF A AF B B ABC F DF EA B A B B B EAE B E A B DEF B A DEF B B E E B B ABC F E EAE B A B E B B A B B B B ABC F DF A AF B B B D A EA B A B B D B B D B A B A E B B B E E B B B B B B A ABC F E EAE B A B E B B A F E B ABC F DF A B A B C B B B A B EA B A B E EA B A B A B B B B E ABC DEF B A AB A A B B C B C A A E A A A B B B B B B ABC DEF B A A A B B E B B B B B B E B ABC F E EAE B A A B B ABC F E B EAE B A A B B B ABC DEF B B C A F E A B B DB B A A B B AE B EA B A B E AB B EAE B E EA B A B B ABC F E E E A A C A EA B A B B A ABC F E E A EA B A B B A ABC F E A C B A A A E B A ABC F E A C A A A F E E
10 130 Manzoor Ahmad Zahid and Harrie de Swart C A B B DB AB C A D A F E A A B B DB B A A B B F C A F A A E A D E EA E F BA F DFF B E A A B AB B B B B A BA A D A ABC C ABC DB ABC F E A B B AB D B ABA ABC B E A ABC A D BA FD F B B B A B AB B B B E DB B BA A F D A EA B A E ED EA B D B C A B ABC A E B A A E B A ABC ED E A B EA B A B E E E A E F A A E EA AED D A ABC B EABA D D A E ABA C DB EF E E B E B A D B E A A D B AB BB F BA F F F BA F B CB A D A B A E B A A BB CB A D A A E A BA C ABC DEF B A B AE A BB CB A D A A D A BA E E B E C EF CAE E A C C BB D BA E E BB B AB B B FC E EABA A B E E B BA F ED E A D BA D A C D F E B B C BA F C A E CA C CB C D F A A A F D BA A C E C E D A D A E D ABA BA F E E B A ABC A A D A A E A A A F A B B C BA CA F BA F E A A C A AEF A ABC A A B C BA F A F F A E A E C C E AD E C E A D E E A A B BA A BC
11 The Majority Judgment Theory and Paradoxical Results 131 A A C A BA B A AB F BA F BB F BA F F F BA F B E AE E A E B E ABC D B D ABB E D A BA BB D E D A BA B
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