In the Above Decision Tree,Matthew Picks First and Dean Picks

question 112

Multiple Choice

In the above decision tree,Matthew picks first and Dean picks second.Matthew and Dean both know the payoffs to each choice for both themselves and each other.In this game,Matthew is the remote owner of an office that is managed by Dean,and Dean promises to always choose the upper branch at Y or Z in order to maximize Matthew's payoff.
-Refer to the above decision tree.Suppose that the society in which Matthew and Dean live is one in which all citizens have been strongly conditioned to behave honestly,such that Dean would be willing to pay 600,000 to avoid the feelings of guilt that would accompany dishonest behaviour.The outcome of this game is ________ for Matthew and ________ for Dean,because ________.

• A) 1000;1000;the two individuals want to have the same payoff
• B) 500;1500;Matthew cannot trust Dean to choose the upper branch
• C) 1.5 million;1 million;Matthew can trust Dean to choose the upper branch
• D) 400;1.5 million;Dean wants to take advantage of Matthew
• E) 0;0;the game will not be played

Describe the development of norms within groups, drawing from specific studies.

Identify causes and examples of role conflict in specific contexts, including college environments.

Explore the influence of self-presentation and norm development on group behavior and strategies for positive norm creation.

Understand the concepts of group dynamics, including formation, structure, roles, and communication patterns.

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