Consider the Following Payoff Matrix Facing Two Criminals Their Options Are to Confess or Not to Confess

question 46

Multiple Choice

Consider the following payoff matrix facing two criminals. $$\begin{array} { | l | l | l | } \hline & { \text { A: Confess } } & \text { A: Not Confess } \\\hline \text { B: Confess } & \text { A: 20yrs, B: 20yrs } & \text { A: 50yrs, B: 2yrs } \\\hline \text { B: Not Confess } & \text { A: 2yrs, B: 50yrs } & \text { A: 10yrs, B: 10yrs } \\\hline\end{array}$$ Their options are to confess or not to confess. Given this information:

• A)A has a dominant strategy but B does not.
• B)B has a dominant strategy but A does not.
• C)both A and B have dominant strategies.
• D)neither A nor B has a dominant strategy.

Grasping the significance and methods of sharing power effectively in integrative negotiation.

Identifying the effects of confrontational tactics and the importance of a strategic response.

Appreciating the principles of Ury's "breakthrough approach" and its applications in negotiation.

Identifying negotiation challenges related to personal styles and how they affect outcomes.

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