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Part B: Instructions on Task in Current Study
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Please read these instructions carefully!
Your task in this current study:
Now, after you have learned about the guessing and decision-making tasks
from the earlier study (Part 1 & 2), you will engage in a guessing task yourself.
The guessing task is similar to the one from the earlier study. It only differs in
the way that now your guessing opinion and behavior from the earlier study and not
from the current study.
Therefore, you make two assessments, one on the guessing and one on the
decision-making task from the earlier study (Part A). More precisely,
one assessment about the opinion of the majority of participants in the earlier study,
one assessment about the behavior of the majority of participants in the earlier study.
Each assessment comes in form of a question about which of two mutually exclusive statements is true.
Like...
In the earlier study, most people said it is OK to choose A / B
- in the guessing task.
In the earlier study, most people chose A / B
- in the decision-making task.
In both assessments you have to decide which statement you think is true.
Both assessments are meant to be made independent on whether the game was revealed or not.
Independent of your decision, a random draw (50:50 chance) picks one of the two assessments to be
payoff relevant.
If your answer in the chosen assessment is correct, you receive a bonus payment of £0.25.
Correct means...
...in the opinion assessment, the statement that was most frequently chosen in Part 1 of the earlier study - guessing task.
...in the behavior assessment, the behavior that was most frequently chosen in Part 2 of the earlier study - decision-making task.
When you fully understood the instructions, please click the "Next"-button!