In the theory of games,the optimal behavior for a decision-making unit,regardless of what the other players do,is called a

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Dominant strategy is the optimal behavior for a decision-making unit, regardless of what the other players do. It is the best option for the player to follow to achieve the highest payoff or outcome, given the choices of the other players. The other options (payoff matrix, rule, contingency plan, and primary path) may be relevant in game theory but are not specifically related to the optimal behavior of a decision-making unit.

In the Theory of Games,the Optimal Behavior for a Decision-Making