Terrorist groups being unable to rein in "loose cannons" represent what kind of threat to bargaining?

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Loose cannons within a terrorist group can act independently and carry out attacks or make demands that the rest of the group may not have intended or approved. This creates a commitment problem in bargaining, as the negotiating partner cannot be sure if the promises made by the remaining members of the group will be upheld.

Terrorist Groups Being Unable to Rein in "Loose Cannons" Represent