Does Oxytocin Increase Trust in Humans? A Critical Review of Research

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@florianederer @SandroAmbuehl there has been controversy about Oxytocin & trust for a while, eg this from 2015 https://t.co/RlyhxPVB95

However, Gideon Nave et al, did a meta analysis and found that several studies had failed to replicate the original study. Despite this, the popular consensus was still that Oxytocin was correlated with trust in some way. https://t.co/J0GPZBHRm3

@breitenbach Wie differenziert wird der Forschungsstand dazu im Buch geschildert? Gerade in den Sozialwissenschaften scheint Oxytocin häufig etwas einseitig (und teilweise wohl falsch) präsentiert/untersucht zu werden. Siehe z. B. https://t.co/IDC6CjazEF

@friiyo ein vielseitiges Hormon, das im Bereich der Sozialwissenschaften etwas einseitig (und teilweise wohl falsch) präsentiert/untersucht wird https://t.co/IDC6CjazEF

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