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Oxytocin receptor polymorphism influences characterization of harm avoidance by moderating susceptibility to affectionless control parenting.

Brain and behavior - 1 Nov 2021

Noto Keisuke, Suzuki Akihito, Shirata Toshinori, Matsumoto Yoshihiko, Muraosa Haruka, Goto Kaoru, Otani Koichi

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INTRODUCTION: Oxytocin receptor (OXTR) gene polymorphism reportedly moderates effects of negative environments during childhood on mental function and behavior such as depressive symptoms and externalizing problems. This study examined OXTR gene polymorphism effects on personality traits in healthy participants, considering interaction effects of polymorphism with affectionless control (AC) parenting which is one...

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PMID: 34661982
DOI: 10.1002/brb3.2393
PMCID: PMC8613437

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