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Oxytocin and attachment Flashcards

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Cacioppo and Bernston(1992)

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Coined phrase social neuroscience

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Bartels and Zeki (2004)

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fMRI when looking at loved ones
Increase activation in specific regions when looking at partner and kids
Overlapping activation in brain reward centre
Also areas of high oxytocin and vasopressin

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Young and Alexander (2012)

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Mommy circuit- Pavlovian conditioning shows preference for own baby

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Terken and Rosenblatt (1968)

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Blood late stage of pregnancy injected into virgin

Induces maternal behaviour- oxytocin?

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Van Leengoad (1987)

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Oxytocin antagonist blocks maternal Behaviour in mew mum rats

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Pederson (2006)

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Removed oxytocin receptors in mice
Couldn’t lactate
Probs with maternal behaviour

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Young (2004)

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sex increases oxytocin which increases bond

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Rilling and Young (2014)

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Oxytocin promotes prosocial behaviour in rodents

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Young (2001)

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Prairie Voles show increase oxytocin leads to increase in pair bonding

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Ross and Young (2009)

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Remove oxytocin receptors in pup takes longer to find mum

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Young and Wang (2004)

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Partner preference blocked by D2 antagonist

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Young (1999)

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Male prairie have increased vasopressin

Vassopressin also stimulates partner preference

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Lim (2004)

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Vassopressin increases partner preference in Prairie voles

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Kosfield (2005)

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Oxytocin increases trust in humans

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Gorka (2015)

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Lower oxytocin= social phobia

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Domes (2014)

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Lower oxytocin= Autism

17
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McQuaid (2015)

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Lower oxytocin= Depression

18
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Insel and Young (2001)

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Humans have similar underlying neurobiology of attachment to animals

19
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Lee (2009)

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Oxytocin involved in non-social behaviour (feeding)
Involved in social behaviour
Involved in disorders

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