In a Prisoner's Dilemma Game, a Dominant Strategy Would Mean

question 24

Multiple Choice

In a prisoner's dilemma game, a dominant strategy would mean that one of the players

• A)follows the moves of the opponent no matter what the opponent does.
• B)knows the payoff matrix outcomes while the other does not.
• C)is sure to come out with the most preferred outcome no matter what the other does.
• D)will benefit most from one particular move no matter what the opponent does.

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Definitions:

Donald Kirkpatrick

An influential figure in the field of training and development, best known for creating the Kirkpatrick Model for evaluating the effectiveness of training.

High Involvement

A state or condition where individuals are deeply engaged and fully immersed in an activity, process, or decision-making, often leading to higher satisfaction and better outcomes.

Moderate Involvement

A level of engagement or commitment that is neither minimal nor extreme, often indicating a balanced or moderate interest in a subject or activity.

Training Plan

A systematic approach outlining the objectives, methods, materials, and assessments used to guide the training process.