Understanding the Prisoner's Dilemma

In the Prisoner's Dilemma, what happens if both individuals choose to remain silent?

• One serves six years, the other goes free.

• They both receive full immunity.

• They both serve six years in prison.

• They each serve one year in prison.

What is the main difference between cooperative and non-cooperative game theory?

• Non-cooperative games require forming teams.

• Non-cooperative games are competitive.

• Cooperative games focus on individual gains.

• Cooperative games involve betrayal.

What is a key factor that makes the Prisoner's Dilemma a non-cooperative game?

• The players act in their own self-interest.

• The players form a team.

• The players have a shared goal.

• The players can communicate freely.

How did communication change the outcome of the Cuban Missile Crisis according to game theory?

• It allowed for a compromise to be reached.

• It led to a mutually assured destruction.

• It increased the chances of a nuclear war.

• It resulted in a Soviet victory.

Which field does NOT typically use game theory to model behavior?

• Literature

• Biology

• Economics

• Computer Science