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    <h4>
        Payment
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    <p>
        The <b>participation payment is ${{C.PARTICIPATION_FEE}}</b>, which you 
        will get if you <b>finish</b> the session.
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        The <b>possible bonus payment is $5</b>. At the end of the session, one of the 
        images will be selected at random to determine your bonus payment.
    </p>
    
    <p>
        The payment rule for the randomly selected image is designed so that you 
        maximize your overall probability of getting the bonus payment when you 
        report truthfully. The precise payment rule details are available by 
        request at the end of the experiment.

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        <i>To make sure you have read the instruction, the next button will be activated after 10 seconds.</i>
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        How You'll Receive Your Bonus Payment
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        You will receive a Prolific message no later than 7 days following your 
        completion of this experiment with a link to a survey. 
        On this survey, you will see your earnings in points.        
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    <p>
        Then, it will be determined whether you earn the $8 bonus payment. In order 
        to ensure your probability of winning the bonus prize is equal to the number 
        of points earned, we are utilizing a timer device. You will be shown a 
        timer that uses your computer systesm clock, in milliseconds. 
        You will get one chance to stop this timer. The number of milliseconds 
        in one's and ten's will be a number between 0 and 99. If your earnings 
        in points is strictly greater than this number, you will then earn $8.

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    <p>
        Note that it is essentially impossible to stop a clock in milliseconds 
        with any degree of accuracy, so the number generated by the timer game 
        is random for all practical purposes.
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