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Salivary oxytocin and testosterone in empathic stress responding: a pilot study
Suffering the stress of others (termed empathic stress or stress contagion) may affect an individual’s health and well-being. To understand the underlying hormonal processes of empathic stress, N = 108 opposite-sex dyads were tested, with one dyad partner passively observing the other unde
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