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Oxytocin Improves “Mind-Reading” in Humans

Biological Psychiatry · 2006 · Vol. 61(6) · pp. 731–733
Gregor DomesMarkus HeinrichsMichel AndréChristoph BergerSabine C. Herpertz
Neuroendocrine regulation and behaviorEvolutionary Psychology and Human BehaviorHuman-Animal Interaction StudiesOxytocinPsychologyAutismMental stateNeuropeptideAutism spectrum disorderSocial cueDevelopmental psychologyNeuroscienceCognitive psychology

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Administration, IntranasalAdultAwarenessBrainCuesDouble-Blind MethodEmpathyFacial ExpressionHumansInterpersonal RelationsMaleNonverbal CommunicationOxytocinReference ValuesSocial Perception
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