Something that tempts someone to choose personal gain by behaving in a way that would be harmful if everyone else behaved the same way is referred to as which of the following?

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A game-designed social dilemma is a situation where individual self-interest conflicts with the collective interest of a group. It is designed to tempt individuals to choose personal gain, even if it is harmful if everyone else follows the same path. This is often used in behavioral economics to understand how people make decisions and behave in social situations. The Prisoner's Dilemma and Tit for Tat Strategy are specific examples of game-designed social dilemmas, but they do not encompass the broader concept.

Something That Tempts Someone to Choose Personal Gain by Behaving