Consider the below payoff matrix for a two-player Battle of the Sexes game. Player 1 has a clear preference for soccer while Player 2 derives more satisfaction from going to watch ballet. The two versions of the game differ by how much one appreciates the presence of the other. Which of the following statement is TRUE? Selected Answer: Incorrect The Married Phase of this game has a mixed-strategy Nash equilibrium where Player 1 chooses Soccer 3/4 of the times and Player 2 chooses Soccer 1/4 of the times Answers: The Married Phase of this game has a mixed-strategy Nash equilibrium where Player 1 chooses Soccer 3/4 of the times and Player 2 chooses Soccer 1/4 of the times Correct The Honeymoon Phase of this game has a mixed-strategy Nash equilibrium where Player 1 chooses Soccer 3/4 of the times and Player 2 chooses Soccer 1/4 of the times The Honeymoon Phase of this game has a mixed-strategy Nash equilibrium where both players choose Soccer 3/4 of the times This game does not have any mixed-strategy Nash equilibria Response Feedback: The Honeymoon Phase version of the game has two Nash equilibria: (Soccer, Soccer) and (Ballet, Ballet). The Married Phase has one