{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load otree %} {% block title %} Instructions {% if player.randomized_order == 312 or player.randomized_order == 321 %} Part 1 {% endif %} {% if player.randomized_order == 132 or player.randomized_order == 231 %} Part 2 {% endif %} {% if player.randomized_order == 123 or player.randomized_order == 213 %} Part 3 {% endif %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
{% if player.randomized_order == 312 or player.randomized_order == 321 %} Part 1 {% endif %} {% if player.randomized_order == 132 or player.randomized_order == 231 %} Part 2 {% endif %} {% if player.randomized_order == 123 or player.randomized_order == 213 %} Part 3 {% endif %} consists of 12 decision situations. In every decision situation, you are presented with a picture that depicts a set of eyes and you have to choose which of the four suggested words best describes what the person in the picture is thinking or feeling. Note that there is only one correct answer.
You may feel that more than one word is applicable, but you may only choose one word, the word that you consider to be most suitable. Before making your choice, make sure that you have read all four words. If you don't know what a word means, you can look it up in the dictionary at the bottom of the screen.
Note that your decisions in this part of the experiment do not affect your earnings in any way. However, for our research, it is of utmost importance that you try your very best in every decision situation.
You are informed about the accuracy of your choices only after the experiment.
Once you have understood these instructions, press "Next" to continue to a practice situation.