Match the concepts in international relations with their definitions: System Theory, Decision Making, Game Theory, Reality Theory.
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The question is asking us to match specific concepts in international relations with their corresponding definitions. This requires understanding both the concepts and their relevant definitions.
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System Theory: complex systems analysis; Decision Making: strategy formulation; Game Theory: strategic interaction study; Reality Theory: not standard in IR.
System Theory: analysis of complex, dynamic systems often modeled internationally; Decision Making: process of formulating strategies and choices; Game Theory: study of strategic interaction among rational decision-makers; Reality Theory: not a recognized term in standard IR concepts.
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System Theory: analysis of complex, dynamic systems often modeled internationally; Decision Making: process of formulating strategies and choices; Game Theory: study of strategic interaction among rational decision-makers; Reality Theory: not a recognized term in standard IR concepts.
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In international relations, these theories provide frameworks to analyze how states interact, make decisions, and predict outcomes. While 'Reality Theory' is not a standard term, the others are well-founded theoretical approaches.
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