{
  "required_concepts": [
    "phantom vibration and phantom ringing",
    "signal detection: signal, noise, criterion, hit, miss, false alarm, correct rejection",
    "expectation and predictive processing with uncertainty boundary",
    "checking habit and signal importance",
    "stress, alertness, phone position, clothing friction, muscle or pressure and environmental sound",
    "prevalence depends on sample and definition",
    "not a psychiatric or neurological diagnosis by itself",
    "practical cue and checking-habit changes",
    "persistent tactile or neurological symptoms need professional assessment",
    "no self-diagnosis"
  ],
  "required_sources": ["Robert Rosenberger", "Michelle Drouin", "Michael Rothberg"],
  "forbidden_overclaims": [
    "one universal prevalence percentage",
    "phantom vibration proves anxiety, ADHD, psychosis or neurological disease",
    "predictive processing is a single settled explanation"
  ],
  "opening": "phone seems to vibrate but there is no notification",
  "closing": "false alarm can be preferred over missing an expected important signal"
}