A conflict in which both participants can benefit by cooperating with each other has been represented as a

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A non-zero-sum game is a type of conflict in which both parties can benefit by working together to achieve a common goal. This is in contrast to a zero-sum game, where one party's gain is necessarily offset by the other party's loss. Social exchange theory and the mere exposure effect are not directly related to conflicts where cooperation can be beneficial, and diffusion of responsibility refers to a phenomenon where individuals feel less responsibility to act when others are also present.

A Conflict in Which Both Participants Can Benefit by Cooperating