In a simultaneous-move game:
A) The players move in turns.
B) Players can project forward and reason backward.
C) Players can learn something about the intentions of rivals by observing prior moves.
D) Players are unable to learn anything about the intentions of rivals by observing prior moves.
E) None of the above.

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In a simultaneous-move game, players make their decisions at the same time without knowledge of the other players' choices, meaning they cannot learn about their rivals' intentions by observing prior moves, as there are no "prior moves" to observe in the context of the decision-making process.

In a Simultaneous-Move Game