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In this experiment, you will be put in groups with other subjects. Some of the members of your group will be able to choose between two options, Up or Down. These are referred to as Type-1 subjects. The remaining members of the group will not choose anything. Their payment will be determined by the number of Type-1 members who chose Up or Down. These subjects are referred to as Type-2. Who is Type-1 or Type-2 is chosen randomly, you have the same chance as other subjects to be either type. You will see tables similar to the following one.

Number of other Type-1 choosing Up in your group.
X 0 1 2
Your Choice Up {{Constants.payoff_up_c}}, {{Constants.poor_payoff_c_1}} {{Constants.payoff_up_c}}, {{Constants.poor_payoff_c_2}} {{Constants.payoff_up_c}}, {{Constants.poor_payoff_c_3}}
Down {{Constants.payoff_down_c}}, {{Constants.poor_payoff_c_0}} {{Constants.payoff_down_c}}, {{Constants.poor_payoff_c_1}} {{Constants.payoff_down_c}}, {{Constants.poor_payoff_c_2}}

Each table corresponds to a situation. In the table above, situation X, you are placed in a group of four subjects, of which three are Type-1 and one is Type-2. You are a Type-1.Therefore, three group members, including you, must to choose between Up and Down, while the other member has no choice.

The row indicates the choice you can make between Up and Down. The columns represent the number of other Type-1 subjects who chose Up. Since there are three Type-1 subjects, and of them is you, it is possible that none of the other two Type-1 subjects chooses Up, that only one of them chooses Up, or that both of them choose Up. The numbers in the table represent the monetary payment you and other subjects obtain after choosing either Up and Down.

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