In the classic prisoners' dilemma with two accomplices in crime,the dominant strategy for each individual is to:
A)not confess.
B)confess.
C)confess only if the other confesses.
D)This game does not have a dominant strategy.

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In the classic prisoners' dilemma with two accomplices in crime, each individual's dominant strategy is to confess, regardless of what the other person does. By confessing, the individual can either receive a reduced sentence or no sentence at all, whereas if they both stay silent, they risk receiving a higher sentence. Therefore, the best choice for each individual is to confess, even though it may not be the most ethical or cooperative decision.

In the Classic Prisoners' Dilemma with Two Accomplices in Crime,the