How does the concept of "counterfactual thinking" affect the way players evaluate their performance and outcomes in zero-sum games?

Mar 26, 2019 ... ... informational conditions. The choice of using the first decision ... zero-sum game as a social axiom: A 37-nation study. J Cross-Cult ... Second, we show that finding a solution to the information design problem is equivalent to characterizing an equilibrium in a zero-sum game played by the. Jun 24, 2022 ... (iv) Finally, continuity of the equilibrium value of team-against-team zero-sum game problems in the space of information structures under total ... Jan 1, 2019 ... Since the game is zero sum, the only counterfactual outcome of interest is player 1's payoff. We numerically computed maximum and minimum ... Then we study continuity properties of stochastic game problems with respect to various notions of convergence of information structures. For zero-sum games, ... Jun 24, 2019 ... ... 0{align=center,draw,edge={thick,-{Circle}}} {circle,fill,inner sep=0pt,minimum size=2mm}, where n=1{edge label={node[midway,above left=0pt ... Jan 25, 1997 ... These are finite perfect-information games that are also zero-sum. A zero-sum game (in the case of a game involving just two players) is one ... However, the local counterfactual for welfare is unique in two-player zero-sum games, as is shown in the Supplemental Appendix. Partially Observed Outcomes In ... – Only one player has private information, and it does not change. – The game is two-player and zero-sum. – Each agent cares about their long-term average ... This is an informational analogue of the mechanism design question ... in the complete information zero-sum game Aσ, namely ur(Aσ) = maxy∈∆r minc.