Experimental protocol and methods The proposed study will be a single-centre, crossover design study, taking place at Queens Medical Centre, Nottinghamshire NHS Trust. Participants (male students or staff) will be recruited from the University of Nottingham. A potential participant will be asked to complete the TMS screening questionnaire to ensure that there are no contraindications to using TMS. After the written informed consent is obtained, he will then be asked to complete an online questionnaire (Barratt Impulsiveness Scale -version 11, BIS-11) measuring self-report impulsivity. The scores obtained from BIS-11 will be one of the screening criteria. If the potential participant is eligible for taking part in the study, he will be invited to the two laboratory sessions. He will then be asked to perform three computerised tasks assessing impulsivity and empathy before and after the iTBS administration. Each session of iTBS will apply 600 pulses to the LDLPFC, with 20 2-second trains and an 8-second inter-train interval for a total stimulation time of 190 seconds. Sham iTBS condition will be administered with the same methodology used for active iTBS condition with a sham coil mimicking noises and vibrations without delivery of magnetic pulses. Participants will be asked to guess which rTMS condition is real after completing the whole study to ascertain that whether the sham manipulation is successful or not. Participants will be monitored if they experience any adverse events during the rTMS session and instructed to report any experience of adverse events after each rTMS session. Tolerability will be presented as the number of reported adverse events and the number of dropouts due to adverse events.