{{ extends 'global/Page.html' }}

{{ block title }} Task 1: payment instruction {{ endblock }}

{{ block content }}
<p>
    At the end of the study, one question will be randomly selected from the questions of Task 1. Within this randomly selected question, one choice
    between Option A and Option B will be randomly selected.
    You will be presented with both types of analysts’ accuracy rates for the 20 predictions at the end of the study.
     <ul>
    <li>If you choose Option A, your payment depends on whether the analyst’s accuracy rate falls into the range of the question;</li>
    <li>If you choose Option B, then we will play out your choice with the help of 2 random draws (<b>Figure 1</b>)</li>
     </ul>
</p>
<p style: align="center">
   <img src="{{ static 'my_folder/draw_example.png' }}" width="400px"/><br>
     <b>Figure 1: Display of Random Draws </b>
</p>
<p>
    Once you click the draws of "Tens (0-9)" and "Ones (0-9)" separately, a number between 0 and 9 will be randomly drawn.
    Therefore, by clicking the two random draws, you can get any number from 0 to 99.
    For example, if 5 is randomly selected from the Tens and 0 is randomly selected from the Ones, then you get the number 50. <br><br>
    You will face a p% chance of drawing a number smaller than p because each number between 0 and 99 has a 1% chance of being drawn.
    Thus, for example, if you choose Option B that “You gain €10 with 65% probability; €0 otherwise,” it is equivalent to “You gain €10 if the number of the two draws is <b>strictly less than</b> 65; €0 otherwise.”
</p>
<p>
    We present two examples and follow-up questions to help you understand the payment scheme better. <br>
</p>
<p style: align="center">
     <b> Example 1 </b><br>
   <img src="{{ static 'my_folder/payment_example1.png' }}" width="800px"/> <br>
</p>
<p>
    <b> Example 1 </b>: Suppose the question above is randomly selected to play for real money, and the row highlighted in red is selected.
    The figure indicates that Option A is chosen for p = 40%. Thus, you would gain €10 if the human analyst’s accuracy rate of 20 predictions falls within the range of more than 20% and less than 100%; €0 otherwise.<br>
    Let us assume that it turns out that the human analyst’s accuracy rate of 20 predictions is 45%.<br>
    What would be the payment? Please select an answer.
<p>
    {{ form.q1 }}
<br>
    <p style: align="center">
    <b> Example 2 </b><br>
    <img src="{{ static 'my_folder/payment_example2.png' }}" width="800px"/> <br>
</p>
<p>
    <b> Example 2 </b>: Suppose the question above is randomly selected to play for real money, and the row highlighted in red is selected. The figure indicates that Option B is chosen for p = 25%.
    Thus, your gain depends on the result of the random draws.<br>
    Let us assume that the numbers of the two draws are displayed in Figure 2 below: <br>
<p>
<p style: align="center">
   <img src="{{ static 'my_folder/draw_example2.png' }}" width="400px"/> <br>
    <b>Figure 2: Example of Random Draws </b>
</p>
<p>
    What would be the payment? Please select an answer.
</p>
    {{ form.q2 }}

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<div class="text-center mb-3">
  <button class="btn btn-secondary">
                Confirm to proceed
          </button>
</div>

{{ endblock }}