The Political Scientist Robert Axelrod Once Held a Computer Tournament

question 42

Multiple Choice

The political scientist Robert Axelrod once held a computer tournament designed to determine the most successful strategy for approaching the prisoner's dilemma (the strategy that would win out most often on a sustained basis) . What he found was that the most successful strategy was loosely based on a pattern of ____.

• A)cooperating first and then shifting into competing
• B)constant cooperation
• C)reciprocity
• D)competing first and then shifting into cooperating

Understand the role and skills of mental health nurses and how they differ from other nursing specialties.

Recognize the functions and interventions of advanced practice nurses in psychiatric settings.

Identify the study designs used in psychiatric research and their application to clinical practice.

Understand the classification and diagnostic criteria for mental disorders as per the DSM-V.

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