A key to gaining cooperative behavior in a repeated game is:
A) that the game must be repeated indefinitely.
B) there must be a definitive end to the game.
C) the players must commit to always acting in their own self-interest.
D) at least one player must have a dominant strategy.

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In a repeated game, the possibility of future interactions can incentivize players to cooperate, as they may value future payoffs over immediate gains. Indefinite repetition allows for strategies like "tit-for-tat" to sustain cooperation.

A Key to Gaining Cooperative Behavior in a Repeated Game