Multiple Choice
The prisoner's dilemma is a game of strategy:
A) in which people make rational choices that lead to a less-than-ideal result for all.
B) in which people make rational choices that lead to the ideal result for all.
C) that leads everyone to be as well off as possible without making another worse off.
D) that leads people to make irrational choices that lead to the ideal result for all.
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