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{
  "id": "urn:uuid:88edff87-3bea-4030-bdf5-fb172865c445",
  "type": "Claim",
  "data": {
    "addresses": "urn:uuid:88edff87-3bea-4030-bdf5-fb172865c445#question",
    "description": {
      "content": "Momentary happiness in social decision contexts is governed by a computational rule in which partner reward prediction errors that arise from the participant's own choices (social_pRPEs) carry an independent, non-zero weight, distinct from the weight on partner RPEs that arise without participant agency. Responsibility modulates how partner outcomes enter the happiness computation: participants internalize partner losses as affective costs specifically when those losses can be attributed to their own decision.",
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    },
    "title": "hypothesis-responsibility-weights-partner-rpes"
  }
}