In the prisoner's dilemma game, each player's dominant strategy leaves her with a larger payoff than she could receive by cooperating with the other...

In the prisoner's dilemma game, each player's dominant strategy leaves her with a larger payoff than she could receive by cooperating with the other player; however, the "prisoner's dilemma" is that as a result of noncooperation she cannot chose her dominant strategy.Choose one answer.a. True