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Choices
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<p>In this part of the study, you will answer <strong>57 ?????</strong> questions where you will have to choose one out of two options.</p>

<p>Some options will offer you an object for certain. If you had chosen this option in the question that was randomly
    selected for payment, you would receive that object as additional payment.</p>

<p>Some options will offer you a chance of receiving an object and a chance of receiving nothing. If you had chosen this
    option in the question that was randomly selected for payment, it would be a matter of chance whether your additional
    payment would be the object offered in the option or whether you would get no additional reward.</p>

<p>All options will come with a grid of 100 tiles (10 rows with 10 tiles each) like the one below.</p>

<p><img src="{{ static "probs/51.jpg" }}" alt="a grid with 51 green tiles and 49 black tiles" }}" style="width:450px;"></p>

<p>The tiles represent the chances you have of receiving the object (green) or nothing (grey) as your additional payment.
    You can think of the grid as a raffle with 100 tickets, numbered 1 to 100.</p>

<p><img src="{{ static "probs/raffle.jpg" }}" alt="a grid with 51 green tiles and 49 black tiles" }}" style="width:450px;"></p>

<p>The tickets would be in an opaque bag and you would pick one without looking. In the case above:
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    <li>If you drew a ticket numbered 1 to 51, you would receive the object. Because there are 51 such tickets (i.e.,
        tickets with numbers 1 to 51), you have a 51 in 100 chance of receiving the object.</li>
    <li>If you drew one of the 49 tickets that has a number between 52 and 100, you would receive no additional payment.
        That is, you have a 49 in 100 chance of receiving nothing.</li>
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