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Sensory context gates oxytocin effects on auditory processing in macaques

Oxytocin shapes social perception, yet its neural effects vary substantially across experiments and clinical trials yield inconsistent results. A key unresolved question is whether oxytocin modulates early sensory processing in primates as a function of sensory context. Using high-resolution pharmacological fMRI in two awake rhesus macaques, we compared systemic oxytocin with saline during…

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