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    Instructions - The Additions Task

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<center><strong>Remember that for the entire experiment you have been randomly assigned to be the "Decider" </strong>  </center> <br>
    <li> For each round, you will be randomly paired with a <strong>Performer</strong>, who is a fellow Prolific participant. </li> <br>
    <li> The Performer will perform 7 additions in 45 seconds. Each addition consists of three two-digit numbers.</li> <br>
    <li> Below is an example of the addition task:</li>
    <center> 21 + 35 + 48 = "enter here " </center> <br>
<li> The number of correct additions your paired Performer performs in a round will directly affect the payment you get from this Task, which we call the <strong>Task payment</strong>. You can either get a <strong>high</strong> Task payment or a <strong>low</strong> Task payment,
    and the probability of you getting a high Task payment depends on your Performer's performance in that round. </li><br>
    <li> Each correct addition by your Performer increases the probability that you get a high Task payment. For example: </li> <br>
        <table class="table table-bordered text-center" style="width: auto; margin: auto">
            <tr >
                <td>Number of correct answers by the Performer</td>
                <td>Your Task payment</td>
            </tr >
            <tr >
                <td>0 correct answers</td>
                <td>a high payment with <strong>20%</strong> probability</td>
            </tr>
            <tr>
                <td>1 correct answer</td>
                <td>a high payment with <strong>30%</strong> probability</td>
            </tr>
            <tr>
                <td>2 correct answers</td>
                <td>a high payment with <strong>40%</strong> probability</td>
            </tr>
            <tr>
                <td>3 correct answers</td>
                <td>a high payment with <strong>50%</strong> probability</td>
            </tr>
        </table> <br>

    <li> You will learn about your Task payment, and will NOT be informed of how many additions
    your Performer performed correctly in that round. </li> <br>

<li> You will then decide how much to pay your Performer in that round. You will divide a <strong>separate</strong> pot of money (<strong>{{ separate_pot }}</strong>) between your paired Performer and another randomly chosen
             Performer from the study. Any unassigned money will go back to researchers and therefore will
             NOT be kept by you. </li> <br>


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