The Valuation Task - Part 3

You have the possibility to choose in 21 decision scenarios between two options: option A and option B. Both options are as follows:

Option A
"I donate Vitamin A doses"

By choosing option A, you trigger a donation of a specific number of vitamin A doses to the Helen Keller Foundation, just as before. You will not receive an additional payment.

Option B
"I choose $X as payment for myself"

By choosing option B, you may receive an additional payment at the end of the experiment. No donation will be triggered.

How does the additional payment work?

The additional payment that you receive from choosing option B varies in each of the 21 decision scenarios.
In the first scenario, the payment is $0 and then increases incrementally in each scenario thereafter by $2 up to a payment of $40.
Therefore, the decision scenarios look as follows:

If this decision is randomly selected as the decision-that-counts:

One of the 21 decision scenarios will be randomly selected for real implementation.
The consequences of your decision in this scenario will be implemented as stated.
Each of the 21 scenarios has the same probability of being selected.
Therefore, it is in your interest to decide in every scenario as if that decision is being implemented for real.

Automatic Completion Help

So that you do not need to click as much, we have activated an automatic completion help that automatically fills out the fields for you.
As soon as you choose an amount from option B, we assume that you would choose all respectively higher payments from option B.
Likewise, when you choose option A in a row, we assume that you would choose option A over all respectively lower payments from option B.