Game theory
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Attachment theory emphasizes the importance of secure attachments between caregivers and children. Games can take many forms with different structures, players, rules, stakes, and types including zero-sum, non-zero-sum, cooperative, and non-cooperative games. Conway's Game of Life demonstrates emergent behavior from simple rules, raising questions about what constitutes a game and whether games can impose control or be entered into unknowingly.
Game theory
- 1. games
- 2. Peek a boo + attachment theoryAttachment theory emphasizes the behaviour and responsivity to the primary caregiver(s) as well as the need for a secure base, the problematic effects of poor attachments, of seperation and of loss. -Cambridge handbook of psychology, health and medicineWhat was the first game you played?
- 3. A bit of game theory:Game structure PlayersRules Stakes/PayoffsTypes of gamesZero sum/non-zero sum (chess / prisoners dilemma)Cooperative/non-cooperativePerfect information/imperfect information?? ( passage, penguins)
- 8. What constitutes a game?What happens when the outcome of the game is undeterminable?PassageCan the game impose control? PenguinsCan you enter into a game unknowingly?
- 9. Conways game of life4 simple rules 1) Any cell with 2 on neighbors stays as is2) Any on cell with 4 or more on neighbors turns off next generation 3) Any on cell with 1 or 0 on neighbors turns off next generation 4) Any off cell with 3 on neighbors turns on next generationEmergent behaviorBlinker, gliders Simulation of crowds Is it a game?