"Signalling" refers to actions by an informed party for what sole purpose
A)telling another party that the signaller has information to reveal, without actually revealing that information
B)conveying false information
C)confusing another party
D)credibly revealing private information

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Signalling refers to actions by an informed party to credibly reveal private information to uninformed parties. This is often done to convey important information, establish trust, or influence the behavior of the uninformed party.

"Signalling" Refers to Actions by an Informed Party for What