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    Part B: Introduction
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<p>
    In this part of the experiment you will participate in at most <b>{{ no_rounds }} independent decision-making
    problems</b>.
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 <h5>Earnings in Part B:</h5>

<p>

    In this part you will <u>not</u> be rewarded for every round. Rather, in each round your task will generate a
    hypothetical <i>payoff</i>. At the end of the experiment the computer will randomly select one round from Part B
    with equal probability. Your actual  <i>earnings</i> from Part B will be equal to the hypothetical payoff obtained
    in the round randomly selected by the computer.
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<p>Part B consists of two sections.</p>

<h6>Section B1:</h6>

<p>
    This section consists of <b>{{ C.NUM_ROUNDS_PART_B }} rounds</b>. In each round you will be asked to allocate
    points between two accounts:  <font color="blue"><b>BLUE</b></font>  and <font color="red"><b>RED</b></font>, subject
    to a budget constraint. Once you make a choice, the computer will randomly pick one account (<font color="blue"><b>BLUE</b></font> or
    <font color="red"><b>RED</b></font>) with equal probability. The payoff in that round will be given by the
    number of points you allocated to the account selected by the computer.
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<h6>Section B2:</h6>

<p>
    This section will consist of <b>at most {{ C.NUM_ROUNDS_PART_C }} rounds</b>. In each round you will be presented with
    two allocations between the <font color="blue"><b>BLUE</b></font> and <font color="red"><b>RED</b></font> accounts
    that you selected in different rounds of Section B1. You will be asked to state your preference (or indifference)
    between the two allocations. Once your decision is made, the computer will randomly pick one account (<font color="blue"><b>BLUE</b></font> or
    <font color="red"><b>RED</b></font>) with equal probability. Your payoff will be determined by the number of points
    you allocated to the selected account in the preferable option. In case of indifference, the
    computer will first randomly draw one of the options with equal probability and then the account.
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<p>The number of rounds in Section B2 will vary across individuals. Not everyone will participate in Section B2.</p>






<p><center><b>THE TASKS IN PART B ARE DESIGNED SO THAT IT IS IN YOUR BEST INTEREST <br> TO STATE YOUR <u>TRUE PREFERENCES</u> IN
    EACH ROUND.</b></p></center>

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<p>Press <b>'Next'</b> to proceed to instructions to Section B1.</p>


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