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     The experiment is divided between two phases, each of which lasts for 10 rounds.
    Each subject is randomly assigned one of two roles: <b>Player1</b>, or <b>Player2</b>.
    Your role will remain fixed for the entire duration of the experiment, as the roles of other players will.
    At the beginning of the experiment, you will be randomly and anonymously matched with another student.
    One of the two of you will play in the role of <b>Player1</b>, and the other one in the role of <b>Player2</b>.
    You will not know your role until the game starts. Your partner will not change for the duration of the experiment.
        The entire game has 20 periods.
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    <b>Payment</b>: In each period of the game, you will be given a task. The computer will record your performance in
    this task in each round. At the end of the experiment, the computer will randomly select only one period
    of the game to determine your final earnings.
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    In this game you will be asked to predict the choice of another participant that has already played a different game.
        We will call this participant <b>Player0</b>.
    In order to correctly understand <b>Player0</b>'s decision process, you will read the description of the game
        that <b>Player0</b> played, and which task <b>Player0</b> was assigned to.
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