Question 5 Rational choice theory assumes which of the following about individuals when making political or policy decisions? C Individuals are more likely to act communally in politics than they are in the market. O Individuals may not be able to be rational in politics, as they are uncertain about costs and benefits of political action. Political power is a zero-sum game. For one individual to get what they want, another must lose. O Individuals act as rational self interested utility maximizers in politics, the same as in market transactions.Question 4 can increase our likelihood of cooperating to overcome the collective action problem because an individual gains benefits from helping a group with which they identify. Trust Solidarity Social identity AltruismQuestion 3 : How can we overcome a collective action problem, to get to a collectively better result? )A. The government can intervene and essentially force cooperation. B. We can build relationships with other actors which increases our likelihood of cooperating due to the development of trust and solidarity. C. Both A and B are ways of overcoming the collective action problem. D. None of the above will overcome the collective action