{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load otree static %} {% block scripts %} {% endblock %} {% block styles %} {% endblock %} {% block title %} Perseverance {% endblock %} {% block content %}

Activity Reminder:
The activity consisted of finding three pairs of numbers that added to 100 in a grid. Each probationary officer first chose between an easy grid (with lower gains) and a difficult grid (with higher gains). The probationary officer then had one minute to find the three pairs. The activity was repeated twice.

Among the probationary officers who played with the difficult grid in the first round but did not find all three pairs, what percentage do you think chose the difficult grid again in the second round?

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{% formfield player.avg_grit %}
{{ max_label }}

Do you think this percentage differs between women and men? If so, what is the percentage of women and men, respectively, who chose the difficult grid again in the second round after choosing the difficult grid in the first round and not finding all 3 pairs of numbers?

Women:
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{% formfield player.avg_grit_girls %}
{{ max_label }}
Men:
{{ min_label }}
{% formfield player.avg_grit_boys %}
{{ max_label }}

Now, if you could choose an ideal level of perseverance, among the probationary officers who played with the difficult grid in the first round but did not find all three pairs, what percentage do you think should choose the difficult grid again in the second round ?

All the probationary officers:
{{ min_label }}
{% formfield player.should_grit %}
{{ max_label }}
Women:
{{ min_label }}
{% formfield player.should_grit_girls %}
{{ max_label }}
Men:
{{ min_label }}
{% formfield player.should_grit_boys %}
{{ max_label }}

{% next_button %}
{% endblock %}