Varying changes in Stakes, Probability and Scenario in the Allais paradox

We designed a new behavioral experiment to figure out which factors (Stakes, Probability, Scenario) that subjects would be responded to with the adjustment of the original Allais questions. It's a a within-subject design that each subject will face four groups of Allais questions: one control group and three experimental groups. Our data shows each suject's choice in the behavioral experiment.
We recruited 272 subjects from Internet, and invited them to finish an online questionnaire by using their own electronic devices. We set that each ID would only participate in our experiment once. After excluding subjects with the completion time less than 60 seconds, we got 260 valid subjects. And our data is about 260 subjects' choice in the behavioral experiment.