ID: 421
I have an exercise in game of theory class that I should find all equilibriums in rock paper scissors game. Could you help me with this exercise?
Aligned LLM's Response:
Of
course
!
I
'
d
be
happy
to
help
you
with
your
exercise
in
game
theory
class
.
To
find
all
the
equ
ilib
ria
in
a
rock
-
paper
-
sc
iss
ors
game
,
you
'
ll
need
to
consider
the
following
:
\n
\n
1
.
Ident
ify
the
possible
strategies
that
each
player
can
use
.
In
this
case
,
there
are
three
possible
strategies
:
rock
,
paper
,
and
sc
iss
ors
.
\n
2
.
Det
ermine
the
pay
offs
for
each
combination
of
strategies
.
For
example
,
if
Player
1
plays
rock
and
Player
2
plays
paper
,
Player
1
gets
a
pay
off
of
1
(
win
),
Player
2
gets
a
pay
off
of
0
(
loss
),
and
the
game
ends
in
a
tie
.
\n
3
.
Find
the
Nash
equ
ilib
ria
.
A
Nash
equilibrium
is
a
strategy
profile
where
no
player
has
an
incent
ive
to
dev
iate
from
their
chosen
strategy
given
the
strategies
of
the
other
players
.
To
find
the
Nash
equ
ilib
ria
,
you
'
ll
need
to
look
for
situations
where
each
player
is
playing
the
best
response
to
the
strategies
of
the
other
players
.
\n
4
.
Find
the
dominant
strategies
.
A
dominant
strategy
is
a
strategy
that
is
the
best
response
to
all
other
strategies
.
To
find
the
dominant
strategies
,
you
'
ll
need
to
look
for
situations
where
a
player
has
the
highest
pay
off
for
all
possible
strategies
that
the
other
player
can
use
.
\n
\n
Once
you
'
ve
completed
these
steps
,
you
should
be
able
to
identify
all
the
equ
ilib
ria
in
the
rock
-
paper
-
sc
iss
ors
game
.
Good
luck
with
your
exercise
!
</s>
Legend: Shifted positions |
Marginal positions |
Unshifted positions
Token Distributions