SenderReceiver Game SenderReceiver Game 1 I will give

Sender-Receiver Game

Sender-Receiver Game 1. I will give you 2 extra credit points on your first homework assignment if you participate in the following experiment and follow directions. a. b. 2. You can use these points in the experiment to gain more extra credit points on your homework. You cannot lose points in this experiment. The class will be broken into two groups: group 1 (senders) and group 2 (receivers). 3. Every sender in group 1 will be randomly paired with a receiver in group 2. This is the (only) person you will play with in the game. a. The identity of you and your partner will remain anonymous. Pairs will be identified by letters.

Sender-Receiver Game 5. 6. Senders have to make a decision about whether to send 0, 1, or 2 points to their random receiver. I will triple any points sent. Receivers have to make a decision about whether to send 0, 1, 2, . . . , “ 2 + amount received” back to their sender. a. Note the maximum you can send back is all the points you received (post tripling) plus the two points I gave you up front. Of course, you can send back any amount less. You must provide directions like … If 0, I send x … If 3, I send y … If 6, I send z. But put in values for x, y, z.

Sender-Receiver Game 7. 8. Senders will send me an email with subject line “sender receiver game. ” In the text write send X, where X can be 0, 1, or 2 points. Receivers will send me an email with the subject line “sender receiver game. ” In the text write If 0, I send x … If 3, I send y … If 6, I send z. But put in values for x, y, z. 9. Warning: If you fill out the form improperly or don’t follow directions, you will receive 0 points! your_email@yahoo. com