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This study compares human and rodent decision-making under budget constraints for different reward types, finding that irrational choices occur with non-food rewards.

The paper shows that the insula and temporoparietal junction differently influence generosity in social discounting tasks depending on the framing of the decision.

The paper investigates group-based guilt using fMRI and a minimal group paradigm, showing shared responsibility with in-group members predicts neural and behavioral responses similar to personal guilt.