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Oxytocin receptor gene and racial ingroup bias in empathy-related brain activity.

NeuroImage - 15 Apr 2015

Luo Siyang, Li Bingfeng, Ma Yina, Zhang Wenxia, Rao Yi, Han Shihui

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The human brain responds more strongly to racial ingroup than outgroup individuals' pain. This racial ingroup bias varies across individuals and has been attributed to social experiences. What remains unknown is whether the racial ingroup bias in brain activity is associated with a genetic polymorphism. We investigated genetic associations of racial ingroup bias in the brain activity to racial ingroup and...

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PMID: 25637390
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2015.01.042

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