Students Often Have Multiple Goals Toward Which They Are Striving

question 21

Multiple Choice

Students often have multiple goals toward which they are striving.Under such circumstances, they may do any three of the following things.Which one are they least likely to do?

• A)Pursue one or two goals first, leaving others to be accomplished at a later time
• B)Redefine their ideas about what it means to achieve their goals successfully
• C)Find activities that enable them to accomplish two or more goals simultaneously
• D)Become so frustrated that they don't accomplish any of their goals

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Definitions:

Prisoners Dilemma

A situation modeled in game theory in which two individuals acting in their own self-interest do not produce the optimal outcome for either party.

Non-Cooperation

A strategy of refusing to work with or assist others as a form of protest or to achieve certain demands.

Normal Form Game

A representation of a game in strategic form, showing players, strategies, and payoffs, useful in the analysis of strategic interactions.

Cheating

The act of being dishonest or unfair in order to gain an advantage, often violating rules or norms.