… -based meta-analysis of the effects of OXT administration. We found that sex and task …
neurophysiological effects of OXT administration. The biggest effect sizes from OXT administration …

During the last two decades it has become apparent that vasopressin (VP) and oxytocin (OT),
in addition to playing a role as peptide hormones, also act as neurotransmitters. …

… brain activity, we aimed to illuminate the temporal dynamics of neurophysiological processes
underlying OT’s sex-specific effects. Indeed, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) …

… engagement to identify doses of intra-nasally administered OT that had effects on social
information processing. Oxytocin administered prior to testing enhanced mu suppression to …

… The word oxytocin originates from the Greek word okytokine, which literally translates as ‘quick
birth’. This refers to the effect oxytocin has on inducing labour and uterine-contractions. …

… oxytocin has … of oxytocin in processes required for social interactive behavior such as joint
task performance. The current study investigated whether intranasal administration of oxytocin …

… populations possess functional receptors for vasopressin and oxytocin, whose activation
by agonists can produce a variety of neurophysiological effects. Taken together, these data …

… -group cooperation), as well as controversial OT effects on some other processes (eg
minding-reading and trust). Discrepant effects of intranasal administration of OT (IN-OT) have been …

… , that have also demonstrated neuromodulatory effects by oxytocin and vasopressin at the …
aim of providing a potential neurophysiological basis for their behavioral effects. At the same …

… In particular, we summarize findings on the effects of exogenous (intranasally administered)
and … We review the limits of neurophysiological studies and the extent to which they may …