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Gamesmanship, in the context of strategic decision-making, refers to the art of employing tactics that exploit an opponent's psychology, biases, or predictable behavior rather than solely focusing on objective advantages. It involves understanding the opponent's mindset and using this knowledge to influence their choices in a way that benefits oneself. This can manifest in various forms, such as bluffing, feigning weakness, creating diversions, or employing deliberately provocative actions to elicit an emotional response that leads to a suboptimal decision.
The core principle of gamesmanship is that the game is not just about the rules and resources,
Effective gamesmanship requires keen observation, empathy, and an understanding of cognitive biases. It can be a