Resting-state brain network properties mediate the association between the oxytocin receptor gene and interdependence.

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Resting-state brain network properties mediate the association between the oxytocin receptor gene and interdependence.

Social neuroscience - 1 Jun 2020

Luo Siyang, Zhu Yiyi, Fan Leyi, Gao Dingguo, Han Shihui

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While an increasing number of behavioral findings have provided gene-culture coevolution accounts of human development, whether and how the brain mediates gene-culture associations remain unresolved. Based on the Culture-Behavior-Brain-Loop Model and the recent finding of associations between the oxytocin receptor gene (OXTR, rs53576) and a cultural trait (i.e., interdependence) across populations, we tested the...

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DOI: 10.1080/17470919.2020.1714718

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