Fig. 1
Procedure fMRI experiment. This illustrates the setup of the fMRI experiment. Starting with a functionality test of the response device (button test), followed by the 3 runs of the paradigm. During baseline, no trials were manipulated. However, in run 2 (technical frustration), 9 of 18 trials were manipulated, and during run 3 (after social provocation), 8 of the 15 trials. After the second run, the experimenter initiated the social provocation, accusing the participant of insufficient motivation. After the paradigm, a resting-state measure was performed (not analyzed here), following which the participants were debriefed while still in the scanner.

Procedure fMRI experiment. This illustrates the setup of the fMRI experiment. Starting with a functionality test of the response device (button test), followed by the 3 runs of the paradigm. During baseline, no trials were manipulated. However, in run 2 (technical frustration), 9 of 18 trials were manipulated, and during run 3 (after social provocation), 8 of the 15 trials. After the second run, the experimenter initiated the social provocation, accusing the participant of insufficient motivation. After the paradigm, a resting-state measure was performed (not analyzed here), following which the participants were debriefed while still in the scanner.

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