Two graduate students are engaged to one another, and both are working on their master's thesesMatthew in music education and Sarah in political science. Because both have incomes that are tied to their academic achievement, and because they plan to marry and share household income, each wants the other to complete the thesis. However, Sarah is having a motivational crisis, and she doesn't want to complete her thesis. The payoff matrix related to Matthew and Sarah can be found in the Assignment 3 Illustrations posted in the Week 6 folder. Assume the payoffs in the matrix are not actual dollars, but utility values associated with some monetary value. How do they payoffs in the table reflect Sarah's motivational crisis? Sarah has two dominant strategies: to complete her thesis and not to complete her thesis Sarah's dominant strategy is to not complete her thesis Not completing her thesis is a dominated strategy for Sarah Completing her thesis is part of the game's Nash equilibrium