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Control Questions 1 out of 3

Control questions related to pages 1–2
You must pass the control questions to proceed to the experiment.

If you have any doubts, you can consult the instructions by clicking the button below.
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Questions
Which of the following statements are correct and which are wrong? Wrong Correct
1. Your role changes from round to round. You will be a LIGHT BLUE, DARK BLUE, or GREEN player depending on the round.
2. In each decision round, new groups of 3 participants are formed. Therefore, groups do not remain the same throughout the decision rounds.
Relevant instruction pages
1. INTRODUCTION
This is an experiment about decision-making. Please read the following instructions carefully. Everything that you need to know in order to participate in this experiment is explained below. Should you have any difficulties in understanding these instructions please notify us. We will answer your questions at your cubicle.

You will start the experiment with an endowment of £ 3, which is your show-up fee. During the experiment, you can earn more money: there is an experimental currency unit called tokens. Any tokens you earn during the Experiment will be converted to cash at the end of the experiment at the following rate:

2 tokens = £ 1

Please note that communication between participants is strictly prohibited during the experiment. In case you have any questions don't hesitate to ask us.
2. THE SET-UP
As you read these instructions, you will be in a room with a number of other participants. Each participant has been randomly assigned an ID number.

The experiment consists of 20 decision rounds. In each round, you will be randomly assigned to a group of 3 participants, that is, you will be paired with two other participants. Therefore, a group consists of 3 participants and is randomly re-matched at the beginning of each decision round. This implies that the groups will not remain the same throughout the decision rounds.

The identities of the group members are not revealed to each other.

There are 2 types of players, type BLUE players and type GREEN players. Type BLUE players are further divided into subtypes, subtype LIGHT BLUE and subtype DARK BLUE. At the beginning of the experiment, each participant will be randomly assigned to play the role of either a LIGHT BLUE, DARK BLUE, or GREEN player, and you will keep your assigned player type for the entire duration of the experiment.

Each randomly composed group of 3 participants always consists of 1 LIGHT BLUE, 1 DARK BLUE, and 1 GREEN player.
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