Which Is an Example of a Coordination Game

question 99

Multiple Choice

Which is an example of a coordination game?

• A) choosing a dress for a wedding while making sure no one is wearing the same thing
• B) divvying up the parts of a group project so you don't have to do as much and everyone can work cohesively together
• C) You're not sure where your study group is supposed to meet, but the library is the most likely place so you go there.
• D) getting the roast beef at a restaurant-the same thing everyone else gets-because it is the best deal on the menu

---

Definitions:

Forced Distribution

A performance evaluation method where employees are ranked in accordance with a predetermined distribution curve, often leading to a fixed number of employees in categories like high, medium, and low performers.

Salespeople Ranking

The process of evaluating and ordering sales staff according to their sales performance or achievements.

Norm-Referenced Appraisals

Employee evaluation method comparing an individual's performance against that of their peers, rather than on a set of absolute criteria.

Straight-Ranking

A method of performance evaluation where employees are compared to each other and ranked in a simple list format.