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Functional conflict is also called __________.
Risk-neutral
Refers to being indifferent to risk, showing no preference toward either risk-taking or risk-avoidance behavior.
Payoffs
The returns or benefits gained from a decision or action, often used in the context of strategic decisions or games.
Trade-offs
The concept of sacrificing one good or action to obtain another, acknowledging that having more of one thing likely means having less of another.
Expected Value
A calculated average of all possible values in a probability distribution, weighted by their respective chances of occurrence.
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