{
  "paper_slug": "gadeke-2026-guilt-insula",
  "model": "supplied:runs/gadeke-2026-guilt-insula/questions.answer.v6.json",
  "questions": [
    {
      "id": "q1",
      "text": "Does the larger decrease in momentary happiness after a low outcome for the partner when the participant made the choice reflect responsibility-contingent interpersonal guilt, rather than general agency aversion, disappointment over the participant's own outcome, a social shift in risk attitude, or inattentive task engagement?"
    },
    {
      "id": "q2",
      "text": "Is the anterior insula, together with its condition- and choice-dependent connectivity to prefrontal cortex, the neural substrate of this interpersonal guilt, responding more when the participant is responsible for a partner's low outcome?"
    },
    {
      "id": "q3",
      "text": "Does a neural substrate track the participant's responsibility for the partner's outcomes, representing partner reward prediction errors more strongly when they arise from the participant's own choice than from the partner's choice?"
    }
  ],
  "addresses": {
    "responsibility-social-choice-yields-low": "q1",
    "alt-agency-aversion-not-guilt": "q1",
    "alt-guilt-effect-driven-by-own-outcome": "q1",
    "alt-social-context-shifts-risk-attitude": "q1",
    "alt-participants-insensitive-to-value": "q1",
    "anterior-insula-neural-substrate-guilt": "q2",
    "functional-connectivity-between-guilt-responsibility-related": "q2",
    "alt-imaging-contrast-invalid": "q2",
    "neural-substrate-tracks-participant-responsibility": "q3",
    "alt-model-based-glm-invalid": "q3"
  }
}