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Game Theory for Teens: Unit 1 — What Is Game Theory?
Introduce students to game theory through relatable choices involving friends, lunch, games, and group decisions.
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Introduce students to game theory through relatable choices involving friends, lunch, games, and group decisions. Slides explain strategic versus independent decisions, player-choice-outcome frameworks, and simple payoff tables without heavy mathematics.
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- Students will explain game theory in accessible language.
- Students will distinguish independent decisions from strategic decisions.
- Students will identify players, choices, and outcomes in everyday situations.
- Students will interpret a simple payoff table.
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