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In a Nash equilibrium, all players select non-dominant strategies.
Expectancy Model
A psychological theory stating that an individual's motivation is based on their expected outcome of a specific behavior or action.
Motivational Strength
The intensity of an individual's drive or willingness to pursue or achieve goals.
Potential Reward
A possible benefit or gain that might be obtained as a result of taking a certain risk or engaging in a particular action.
Expectancy Theory
A motivation theory stating that an individual's willingness to exert effort is a function of the expected outcome, the value of that outcome, and the perceived likelihood that effort will lead to desired performance.
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