In Game Theory, Behavior That Results in Cooperation as Long

question 258

Multiple Choice

In game theory, behavior that results in cooperation as long as the other players continue to cooperate, is referred to as

• A) nice behavior.
• B) tit-for-tat strategic behavior.
• C) simple behavior.
• D) opportunistic behavior.

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