You will be consecutively asked how many tasks at most you are willing to do in order to receive a specific monetary amount. The amounts will be 1 euro, 2 euro, 3 euro, and 4 euro. The system works as follows.

For each of the amounts, you will select an integer from 0 to 100 and will enter it in the respective box. This integer indicates the maximum number of tasks you would do for the respective amount of money. One of the amounts will be selected randomly by the computer and you will do work for it. An integer z between 0 and 100 will be randomly selected. If that integer z is less than or equal to the maximum number of tasks you are willing to do, then you will perform z tasks in order to receive the respective amount of money. However, if the integer z is greater than the maximum number of tasks you are willing to do, then you will perform no tasks and will receive no money. Since you do not know which monetary amount will be selected by the computer, you are strongly advised to reveal truthfully your willingness to work.

Here is an example. For each of the amounts 1 euro, 2 euro, 3 euro, and 4 euro, you select the following maximum number of onerous tasks that you would do: 67, 78, 88, 100. Then, the computer randomly selects the amount 3 euro and the integer 80. You have indicated that you would do 88 tasks for 3 euro. 88 > 80, so you would proceed with executing 80 tasks in order to get 3 euro. You have to be careful when doing the tasks because you are allowed to make only one error.

Please, proceed to the next section where you will enter the maximum number of tasks you are willing to do for each monetary amount.