. A game theoretic model of the relationship between an information evaluator and a decision maker is formulated, and interdependence analysis is employed to decompose the game into several components. Each of these components represents one aspect of the interdependence relationship experienced by the information evaluator and decision maker. The analysis is then employed to distinguish among game forms.
Resume. Un modele de la theorie des jeux etablissant une relation entre un evaluateur d'informations et un decideur est propose, et l'analyse d'interdependance est utilisee afin de decomposer le jeu en plusieurs parties. Chacune de ces composantes represente une facette de la relation d'interdependance vecue par l‘evaluateur d'informations et le decideur. Par la suite, l'analyse sert a etablir une distinction parmi les “formes de jeu”.
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