Original paper
Restoring effects of oxytocin on the attentional preference for faces in autism
Abstract
Reduced attentional preference for faces and symptoms of social anxiety are common in autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). The neuropeptide oxytocin triggers anxiolytic functions and enhances eye gaze, facial emotion recognition and neural correlates of face processing in ASD. Here we investigated whether a single dose of oxytocin increases attention to faces in ASD. As a secondary question, we explored the influence of social anxiety on these...
Paper Details
Title
Restoring effects of oxytocin on the attentional preference for faces in autism
Published Date
Apr 18, 2017
Journal
Volume
7
Issue
4
Pages
e1097 - e1097
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