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Social Game Theory for Strategic Thinking
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Module 2
Predicting Choices and Unhelpful Outcomes
1
Predicting Responses from Incentives and Expectations
Predict a participant's likely response by reasoning from their incentives and expectations about others.
Predict a participant's likely response by reasoning from their incentives and expectations about others.
2
Stable Outcomes and the Limits of Stability
Identify a stable outcome in which no participant benefits from changing course alone, and explain why stability does not guarantee a good result.
Identify a stable outcome in which no participant benefits from changing course alone, and explain why stability does not guarantee a good result.
3
When Rational Choices Lead to Collective Problems
Explain how individually reasonable choices can produce a collectively worse outcome in an everyday social dilemma.
Explain how individually reasonable choices can produce a collectively worse outcome in an everyday social dilemma.
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