Task Option A Option B 1 10% chance of $19, 90% chance 10% chance of $30, 90% chance of $5 of $0 2 20% chance of $19, 80% chance 20% chance of $30, 80% chance of $5 of $0 3 30% chance of $19, 70% chance 30% chance of $30, 70% chance of $5 of $0 4 40% chance of $19, 60% chance 40% chance of $30, 60% chance of $5 of $0 5 50% chance of $19, 50% chance 50% chance of $30, 50% chance of $5 of $0 6 60% chance of $19 40% chance 60% chance of $30, 40% chance of $5 of $0 70% chance of $19, 30% chance 70% chance of $30, 30% chance of $5 of $0 80% chance of $19, 20% chance 80% chance of $30, 20% chance 90% chance of $19, 10% chance 90% chance of $30, 10% chance 10 100% chance of $19, 0% chance 100% chance of $30, 0% chance of $5 of $0 3.1) (5 points) How many choices of A would a risk neutral person make? Explain. 3.2) (5 points) What is the range of the number of choices for A that would be consistent with risk seeking? Explain. 3.3) (5 points) How could you know, from looking at the data, that an individual was not sufciently motivated or was confused in this experiment