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. 2019 Jul 25;10:521. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2019.00521

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Copyright © 2019 Weidler, Habel, Hüpen, Akkoc, Schneider, Blendy and Wagels

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The figure depicts the three different versions of the TAP. (A) In experiment TAPmoney, participants are provoked by monetary deductions and are able to punish their opponent by money withdrawal. (B) In the TAPheat experiment, heat stimuli are used as the provocation and punishment stimuli. (C) In the TAPmixed experiment, participants are provoked by money subtractions and are able to punish the opponent with heat stimuli.