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    Part 1 Instructions: Payment
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<p>
    This is the method that is used to determine how much you earn in Part 1.
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<p>
    At the end of the experiment, the computer will randomly choose three rounds from the 15 rounds of Part 1, one from each task.
    To do that, the computer draws three numbers: (1) a number between 1 and 5, (2) a number between 6 and 10, and (3) a number between 11 and 15.
    So the selected rounds only depends on chance: all rounds have the same probability of being chosen.
    Because only three rounds (out of the 15 rounds in total) are randomly selected and paid out, there is no feedback after each round about the result (which round has been selected by the computer and the earnings in that round).
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<p>
    At the end of the experiment, the selected rounds, your own choices in those rounds, and the amounts that will be paid, will be shown on the screen.
    The points will be exchanged to money.
    100 points are worth 1 dollar.
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