Choosing for others changes dissociable computational mechanisms underpinning risky decision-making.

A negative trend was also observed in a Pearson's correlation between scores on the IRI and risk aversion in social (vs. non-social) contexts ( r (54) = − 0.247, p = 0.066; Fig. 4 b), revealing a weak tendency of participants with higher empathy scores to be more risk-averse when making decisions involving another.

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