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Oxytocin modulates the neurocomputational mechanisms engaged in learning rank relationships in social networks
Indirect evidence from preclinical and neuropharmacological studies suggests that oxytocin may attenuate social dominance relationships and modulate social memory. In humans, oxytocin may also modulate self- versus other-oriented reward learning and in-group/out-group decisions differently. Although
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