A set of strategies where no player can improve their payoff by changing their strategy unilaterally.

A set of strategies where all players have the same payoff.

A set of strategies where the sum of all players' payoffs is maximized.

A set of strategies where the difference between the highest and lowest payoffs is minimized.

A tennis match between two players.

A negotiation between two parties over a contract.

A cooperative project between two companies.

A game of chess between two players.

A situation where two individuals have conflicting interests and each person's best strategy depends on the other person's choice.

A situation where two individuals have perfectly aligned interests and both benefit from cooperation.

A situation where one individual's gain is another individual's loss, resulting in a zero-sum outcome.

A situation where two individuals can achieve a mutually beneficial outcome through cooperation, but each individual has an incentive to defect.

The tendency for individuals to cooperate with others who have previously cooperated with them.

The tendency for individuals to defect against others who have previously defected against them.

The tendency for individuals to match the level of cooperation or defection exhibited by others.

The tendency for individuals to maximize their own payoff, regardless of the actions of others.

A game of chicken, where two drivers race towards each other and must decide whether to swerve or collide.

A negotiation between two parties over the terms of a contract.

A game of rock-paper-scissors, where players simultaneously choose one of three options.

A game of monopoly, where players compete to acquire properties and build houses and hotels.

The idea that individuals have limited cognitive resources and cannot always make perfectly rational decisions.

The idea that individuals are always rational and make decisions that maximize their expected utility.

The idea that individuals are irrational and make decisions that are not in their best interests.

The idea that individuals are perfectly rational and always make the optimal decision in any given situation.

A job interview, where a candidate tries to signal their skills and qualifications to a potential employer.

A negotiation between two parties over the terms of a contract.

A game of poker, where players try to bluff their opponents into believing they have a better hand.

A game of monopoly, where players compete to acquire properties and build houses and hotels.

The study of how strategies evolve over time in a population of individuals playing a game.

The study of how individuals make decisions in strategic situations, considering the actions and payoffs of others.

The study of how social norms and institutions shape individual decision-making.

The study of how emotions and cognitive biases influence decision-making in game-like situations.

A game where players contribute to a common pool of resources, and each player's payoff depends on the total amount contributed.

A game where players compete to acquire resources, and the winner takes all.

A game where players cooperate to achieve a common goal, and all players benefit equally from the outcome.

A game where players negotiate over the terms of a contract, and each player's payoff depends on the agreed-upon terms.

The tendency for individuals to act in the best interests of others, even at a cost to themselves.

The tendency for individuals to act in their own best interests, regardless of the consequences for others.

The tendency for individuals to cooperate with others in order to achieve a mutually beneficial outcome.

The tendency for individuals to defect against others in order to maximize their own payoff.

A negotiation between two parties over the terms of a contract.

A game of chicken, where two drivers race towards each other and must decide whether to swerve or collide.

A game of rock-paper-scissors, where players simultaneously choose one of three options.

A game of monopoly, where players compete to acquire properties and build houses and hotels.

A strategy that is always better than all other strategies, regardless of the strategies chosen by other players.

A strategy that is better than all other strategies when played against a specific strategy.

A strategy that is better than all other strategies when played against a random strategy.

A strategy that is better than all other strategies when played against a rational strategy.

A game where one player sends money to another player, and the second player can choose to return some or all of the money.

A game where two players simultaneously choose to cooperate or defect, and their payoffs depend on the combination of their choices.

A game where players compete to acquire resources, and the winner takes all.

A game where players negotiate over the terms of a contract, and each player's payoff depends on the agreed-upon terms.

The tendency for individuals to prefer a certain outcome over a risky outcome, even if the expected value of the risky outcome is higher.

The tendency for individuals to prefer a risky outcome over a certain outcome, even if the expected value of the risky outcome is lower.

The tendency for individuals to be indifferent between a certain outcome and a risky outcome, regardless of the expected values of the two outcomes.

The tendency for individuals to prefer a risky outcome over a certain outcome, only if the expected value of the risky outcome is higher.

A game where players try to guess the average guess of other players.

A game where players compete to acquire resources, and the winner takes all.

A game where players negotiate over the terms of a contract, and each player's payoff depends on the agreed-upon terms.

A game where players try to predict the future price of a stock.