In the next few tasks we will have you play the same game with a robot, but this time you will be paid to implement yet another different rule. The new rule is "In rounds 1, 2 and 3 choose B. After round 3: choose A if your counterpart chose A in all of the previous 3 rounds; otherwise choose B."
This rule is like the last rule but is more involved. It again instructs you to start by B, this time in the first three rounds. However afterwards, you should look back to the previous three rounds. If your robot counterpart chose A during all of those three rounds, choose A. However, if the robot chose B in any of the last three rounds, choose B.
Example:
In the example above, you have successfully followed the rule so far. In rounds 1, 2 and 3 you chose B. In rounds 1, 2 and 3 the robot chose A all three times. In round 4 you can see that your robot counterpart chose A in all of the three previous rounds so you now switch to choosing A, following the rule. In round 4 the robot chose B. That means in round 5 the robot did not choose A in all of the previous three rounds. So you switched back to B in round 5, as the rule instructs.
Everything else (other than the rule) is exactly the same as before. The game continues with {{ continuation }}% chance after each round and you lose 20 points every time you make a mistake in following the rule.
Please finish the following comprehension question and then click Next to begin.