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Text Question 6.2 Question Help A prisoner's dilemma game is played for a fixed number of periods. The fully rational solution for each player is to defect (confess) in each period. However, in experiments with students, players often cooperate for a significant number of periods if the total number of repetitions is fairly large (such as 10 or 20). What Prisoner 1 explanation can you give for this behavior? Students may cooperate in experiments such as a multi-period prisoner's dilemma Confess Don't Confess because -5 - 10 O A. the game is not played indefinitely. Confess O B. the game is played for an unknown number of periods. O C. the payoffs are too large. - 5 0 Prisoner 2 O D. they believe in fairness. 0 - 2 O E. they are rational. Don't Confess - 10 - 2