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In the first part of the experiment, you are randomly paired with one other player. The decisions taken by players in a pair will only affect these players; there will be no interaction between pairs.

In this part, the other player in your pair acts first and chooses between two games, Game A and Game B. For the chosen game, you and the other player in your pair are asked to choose between two actions, Action 1 or Action 2.

Suppose the other player chooses Game A, then the payoffs in points are as follows:

  • If both you and the other player choose Action 1, both of you will get 50 points.
  • If you choose Action 1 and if the other player chooses Action 2, you will get 10 points, and the other player will get 60 points.
  • If you choose Action 2 and if the other player chooses Action 1, you will get 60 points, and the other player will get 10 points.
  • If both you and your partner choose Action 2, both of you will get 30 points.

  • Suppose the other player chooses Game B, then the payoffs in points are as follows:

  • If both you and the other player choose Action 1, both of you will get 50 points.
  • If you choose Action 1 and if the other player chooses Action 2, you will get 10 points, and the other player will get 48 points.
  • If you choose Action 2 and if the other player chooses Action 1, you will get 48 points, and the other player will get 10 points.
  • If both you and your partner choose Action 2, both of you will get 30 points.

  • Each point is worth €0.10.

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