Reflexive games with uncertain and fuzzy interests

In this paper some possible two-agent decision making problems explicitly involving apparently perceptions of one agent about the other (reflexivity of the second type) are considered. For problems posed in this way to be logically consistent, it is necessary to define information links between the agents. From now on, the description is conducted from the position of an abstract observer, who possesses absolutely complete information about everything. In theory the case, when the players have fuzzy but close to true criteria, is considered. The fact is established: if the players do not err too much while making their fuzzy hypotheses, then the results they expect from their calculated strategies will not be too different from their actual values