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In this stage, the four members of each group will vote to elect a leader for the group. The elected one will be the leader of the group through out of the experiment. Determine the number of votes Each member can have 0-5 votes. The number of votes for each member is determined by rolling a die. The procedure is as follows: a 6-sided die and a cup will be provided to each of you. You will roll your die twice. Your first roll decides on how many voting right you get, according to the table below.
Number rolled: 1 2 3 4 5 6
Voting right number: 1 vote 1 votes 1 votes 3 votes 5 votes 0 votes
The second roll only serves to make sure that the die is working properly. You may of course roll the die more than twice. However, only the first roll counts.

Once you finish rolling, you need to record your first roll on the computer screen which will determine your votes according to the table above.

Election

After each of the group member’s votes are determined, the four members in each group will start to vote, by assigning the votes she own to members in the group. Each member is allowed to divide votes to multiple members in the group, including themselves. The one who receive the most votes will be elected to be the leader. In case of a tie, the computer will randomly decide which of the tied members to be the leader.

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