By committing to reduce one's options during a sequential game, a player can force a change in an opponents' strategy, resulting in a:
A)payoff equal to the one that could have been reached without a commitment strategy.
B)cooperative equilibrium that would provide maximum payoffs to all players.
C)payoff that would have been out of reach without a commitment strategy.
D)negative-negative outcome that would provide minimal payoffs to all players.

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By committing to a specific strategy in a sequential game, a player can influence the opponent's choices, potentially leading to a more favorable outcome than would have been possible without such a commitment. This strategic move can alter the game's dynamics, enabling the player to achieve a payoff that was previously unattainable.

By Committing to Reduce One's Options During a Sequential Game