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    <h2>Welcome to the <strong>"Automated vs. Human Work Control" experiment!</strong></h2>
    <p>This study focuses on work control mechanisms, workers preferences for different treatments and workers trust in different controllers. During the study the two different treatments that we will observe are <i>“Automated Control”</i> (AC) and <i>“Human Control”</i> (HC). </p>
    <p>Please read the following page carefully to get a complete understanding of how the experiment is going to proceed.</p>
    
    <h2><strong>Experimental Procedure</strong></h2>
    <p>The experiment you are about to take part in will be divided in 3 parts, starting with this introduction. </p>   
    <p>Once the introduction is done you will be asked to exert a decision between the 2 control mechanism, <i>“Automated Control”</i> (AC) and <i>“Human Control”</i> (HC), which will be implanted on you for the remainder of the experiment.</p>  
    <p>Once all players have made a choice a role will be assigned to you between <i>“Agent”</i> and <i>“Principals”</i>, then a work effort task will start. The <i>“Agent”</i> will take part directly in the work effort task, consisting of 25, 2-digit number sums (e.g. 25+77), with a maximum allotted time of 3 minutes. The <i>“Principals”</i> will exert the HC, choosing the threshold of control for a set number of <i>“Agent”</i> players. Only players that choose HC or decide to stay indifferent may be assigned this role. </p>
    <p>After the end of this task player that were “Agent” will be asked to respond to a survey which will be used to better understand their behavior throughout the experiment.</p>

    <h2><strong>Control Treatments</strong></h2>
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        <li><strong>Automated Control (AC):</strong>  under AC an automated system will check a set number of the total calculations (25 total) randomly for completion and correctness. </li>
        <li><strong>Human Control (HC):</strong> under HC a randomly chosen player will be in charge, becoming a <i>“Principals”</i>, and will be tasked with setting the % of calculations that will be checked randomly among the whole task. The player can choose any number between 0-100%. </li>
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    <h2><strong>Payoff Structure</strong></h2>
    <p>Each <i>“Agent”</i> will start with a wage of 5 points, which could then be reduced by 0.2 points for each checked calculation that results either wrong or incomplete out of the total 25 calculations. Depending on the treatment a certain number of the total calculations will be checked, only in situations where all 25 calculations are checked and non is resulting correct the payoff might be 0. </p>
    <p>For <i>“Principals”</i> the payoff will be fixed to 3 points, considering the shorter duration of their experiment.</p>
    
    <p>Make sure that you understand all the info on this page, do not worry if you have to read this introduction again!</p>
    <p>Once you are done with the introduction click on the next button and advance with the experiment.</p>
    
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