A farmer, Bala, must decide which crop to grow, knowing that another farmer, Anil, has already chosen to grow Cassava. The table shows the outcomes (payoffs) for both, with the format being (Anil's payoff, Bala's payoff). Match each concept from the decision-making process to its corresponding value or description in this specific scenario.
| Anil chooses Cassava | |
|---|---|
| Bala chooses Rice | (6, 6) |
| Bala chooses Cassava | (3, 2) |
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