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        We invite you to participate in a noncommercial research study: <em><b>Preference imprecision or loss aversion. What drives uncertainty 
            aversion?</b></em><br><br>

            In this study, you will be trading lottery tickets that pay out cash prizes depending on the color (blue
            or red) of a ball drawn from an urn.In each task, you will be asked to imagine you are in one of three possible different roles:
            1) a buyer, 2) a seller, or 3) a bookmaker of a ticket. If you are a buyer, we will present you with multiple
            potential prices for a ticket and ask you if you would definitely buy a ticket at a given price or if you
            would definitely not buy a ticket or if you are not sure. In the roles of seller or bookmaker, it will be
            very similar, but instead of buying, we will ask about selling or issuing a ticket.<br><br>
        
        In this survey:<br>
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            <li>there are no right or wrong answers*</li>	
            <li>your answers are fully anonymous</li>
            <li>you can quit at any time</li>
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        * except for the comprehension test at the beginning and the risk literacy test at the end of the survey.
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        Estimated completion time is 12-15 minutes. By clicking next you implicitly agree to terms and conditions 
        stated <strong><a href = "/static/Informed Consent Agreement.pdf" target="_blank">HERE</a></strong>.<br><br>
        
        Thank you for your participation!<br>
        Dr. Michał Lewandowski<br>
        <a href="mailto:Michal.lewandowski@sgh.waw.pl">Michal.lewandowski@sgh.waw.pl</a><br>
        on behalf of the scientific team

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