Question 25 (2 points) Jack and Jill are high school sweethearts who are going away to school in different cities. Jack and Jill both have two options: they can cheat (on one another) or be faithful. Values (or levels of happiness) can be assigned to these strategic choices. Both of them rank the outcomes of the strategic choices as follows: . 4 happy-points: s/he cheat but the partner is faithful . 3 happy-points: both are faithful . 2 happy-points: both cheat . 1 happy-point: s/he is faithful but the partner cheats Jill Cheat Faithful Cheat (2, 2) (4, 1) Jack Faithful (1, 4) (3,3) Suppose Jill learns that Jack cannot be trusted. What strategic choice would give her more happiness: cheating or being faithful? Why? A Question 26 41