In the following HIT, you will watch one short cartoon video (15 seconds long). Then you'll answer a couple of questions about what you have seen, like "What happened in the video?" or "Was this what you expected to happen?"

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By continuing, you are participating in a study on cognition and perception performed by cognitive scientists at Boston University. By participating you are confirming that you are over 18 years of age and have normal or corrected-to-normal vision. Your participation in this research is voluntary, and you may decline further participation without adverse consequences. Your anonymity is assured. If you have questions about this research, or if you would like to receive a report when it is completed, please contact Adena Schachner at aschach@bu.edu.

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Please watch the following video, featuring a character named Tim.

	Part of Tim's goal was to produce those movements. Moving around like that was part of his goal.
	Tim meant to produce these movements, but they were just the means to an end. The movements themselves weren't his goal.
	I don't agree with either of those two statements.
	I don't understand one or both of those two statements.

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Please describe what happened in the video from the previous page:

Were the ideas in the questions and answer choices clear, or not? (Please specify what was unclear, if anything.)

What do you think the point of this experiment is?

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Perception of animated actions