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<p>For your second task, you will be partnered with one participant in the <span style="color:blue;">second row</span> (computers 11–20).</p>
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    <li>Your partner is given <strong>$10</strong> on top of their show up and participation fee and may choose to share a portion with you.</li>
    <li>Any portion they share with you is <strong>tripled</strong>.</li>
    <li>You decide how much (if any) of this tripled amount to return to your partner.</li>
    <li>You keep any amount you do not return to your partner.</li>
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<p>The participants in the <span style="color:orange;">first row</span> will see how much your <span style="color:blue;">second-row</span> partner shared with you and predict how much you will return.</p>
<p>This means that the participants in the <span style="color:orange;">first row</span> will ultimately learn how much you returned to your partner in the <span style="color:blue;">second row</span>. However, they will never know your identity or exact pairing. Since there are four participants in the <span style="color:blue;">second</span> and <span style="color:green;">third row</span>, there will be four pairings. The participant in the <span style="color:orange;">first row</span> will not know for which pairing (meaning which computer terminals) they are making their prediction, and we will not share your identity with participants in the <span style="color:orange;">first row</span>.</p>
<p>Participants in the <span style="color:blue;">second</span> and <span style="color:green;">third row</span> will be the first participants paid at the end of the session, and the first to leave to further preserve anonymity.</p>
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