Adaptation of marshmellow test
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Subjects are told that they have 10 minutes to gain as much money as possible by selling tokens and to adopt any strategy that they prefer. Each trial begins with a circular token (green or purple) at the center of the screen. After a random delay, the token turns blue and its value changes from 0 cents to 30 cents. A white progress bar marks the amount of time the current token had been on the screen, with a maximum length corresponding to 100seconds. Participants could sell the token at anytime by pressing a key. Subjects were explicitly instructed that the green and purple tokens might differ in their timing, and to learn the nature of the differences from direct experience.
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