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The role of oxytocin in modulating self-other distinction in human brain: a pharmacological fMRI study

2021-10-18

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The self-other distinction is crucial in human social cognition and social interaction. Studies have found that oxytocin (OT) sharpens the self-other perceptual boundary but with mixed results. Further, little is known if the effect of OT on self-resemblance facial perception exists, especially on its neural basis. Moreover, it is unclear if OT would influence the judgment in self-other discrimination when the oth...

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10.1101/2021.10.17.463805
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