The 1978 Camp David Meetings Between Representatives of Egypt and Israeli

question 25

Multiple Choice

The 1978 Camp David meetings between representatives of Egypt and Israeli was a good example of

• A) a conflict that appeared fixed-sum, but through communication was found to not be.
• B) poor communication producing even less cooperation.
• C) a fixed-sum conflict.
• D) the role of how social identity in cooperation.

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