In game theory, a dominant strategy is defined as a strategy that is the best choice for a player regardless of what the other players do. Which of the following scenarios best illustrates a dominant strategy?

A dominant strategy in game theory means that a player has one option that is always the best, no matter what others choose. For example, imagine two friends, Alice and Bob, deciding whether to study for an exam or go to a party. If studying always leads to a higher score for Alice, regardless of whether Bob studies or parties, then studying is her dominant strategy. This means Alice will choose to study every time because it guarantees her the best outcome. In this scenario, Alice's choice shows how a dominant strategy works by being the best option no matter what Bob does.