Money Exchange 2
The pymetrics (Harver) Money Exchange 2 game is a two-round Dictator give-take task. You first rate another allocator, then make your own allocation; both are descriptive fairness and generosity signals, never a score.
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How to play
Round 1 uses a fresh partner: you both start with $5, the partner receives an extra $5, allocates a seeded amount to you, and you rate the allocation’s fairness from 0 to 10.
Round 2 uses a new partner: you both start with $5 and you receive the extra $5. Use one control to give $0–$5 or take up to $5 from the partner, in $0.50 steps.
Rate your Round-2 allocation’s fairness from 0 to 10, then review the neutral Fairness / Generosity trait description and select Continue.
There is no correct answer and we will never score this preference game. Choose the allocation that honestly reflects you.
In the real assessment
The two-role structure is supported, but the give/take range, $0.50 increments, and fairness endpoints remain prep-source details without production footage. This reconstruction exposes them as configuration and never assigns a score.
Skills assessed
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Score improvement across practice attempts
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Money Exchange 2 practice guide
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