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Instructions

In this experiment, you will face a sequence of lottery choices.

One of the students will be randomly drawn. Then, one of the lottery choices of that student will be randomly drawn. The student will receive monetary rewards according to the outcome of this lottery.

The lotteries are described by stating the percentage points of an outcome, and the monetary reward corresponding to this percentage. For example, a lottery saying "30%: 5 EUR, 70%: 10 EUR" means that there is chance to win 5 EUR with probability 0.3 (or, on average, 30 out of 100 times), and a chance to win 10 EUR with probability 0.7 (or, on average, 70 out of 100 times).