Looking at the previous rounds, I notice my opponent has chosen scissors in rounds 3 and 5 when I chose paper. There seems to be a pattern where my opponent adapts to counter my previous move. Since I played paper in round 5, there's a chance my opponent might anticipate me switching to rock (to beat their expected scissors), and thus they might play paper. By choosing scissors, I can potentially counter this paper play. Additionally, my opponent has already played scissors twice, rock twice, and paper once - statistically they might be due for another paper play. Given that I'm significantly behind in the score (0-4), I need to take a calculated risk to catch up.