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- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 classification A1.
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 date "2017".
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 language "eng".
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 type journalArticle.
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 subject "Social Sciences".
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 doi "10.1016/j.psyneuen.2017.09.010".
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 issn "0306-4530".
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 volume "86".
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 abstract "Oxytocin is a neuropeptide known to influence how humans share material resources. Here we explore whether oxytocin influences how we share knowledge. We focus on two distinguishing features of human communication, namely the ability to select communicative signals that disambiguate the many-to-many mappings that exist between a signal's form and meaning, and adjustments of those signals to the presumed cognitive characteristics of the addressee ("audience design"). Fifty-five males participated in a randomized, double-blind, placebo controlled experiment involving the intranasal administration of oxytocin. The participants produced novel non-verbal communicative signals towards two different addressees, an adult or a child, in an experimentally-controlled live interactive setting. We found that oxytocin administration drives participants to generate signals of higher referential quality, i.e. signals that disambiguate more communicative problems; and to rapidly adjust those communicative signals to what the addressee understands. The combined effects of oxytocin on referential quality and audience design fit with the notion that oxytocin administration leads participants to explore more pervasively behaviors that can convey their intention, and diverse models of the addressees. These findings suggest that, besides affecting prosocial drive and salience of social cues, oxytocin influences how we share knowledge by promoting cognitive exploration.".
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 author 9a621ef3-c21f-11ee-bbb8-ccfbd4bcae95.
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 author urn:uuid:15dabbc4-a5cc-45bd-b050-a030fb11629e.
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 author urn:uuid:23bc4e94-ec6e-4e45-a2c7-d8e3248870c5.
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 author urn:uuid:29873b96-f542-4115-9bfa-01c0c4a2d9b3.
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 author urn:uuid:3320d6f9-9f0c-4c15-8de4-42a9beaf5196.
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 author urn:uuid:7e77d2c1-d3d1-4b9d-8be3-26fd82b477c6.
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 author urn:uuid:9f310979-836d-4d18-a4e0-eba104f8f75e.
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 author urn:uuid:f2661299-a067-4005-9ce5-17d77d565e77.
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 dateCreated "2025-01-16T10:55:43Z".
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 dateModified "2025-02-06T09:52:12Z".
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 name "Oxytocin modulates human communication by enhancing cognitive exploration".
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 pagination urn:uuid:b0a9cefb-ad95-4462-bd0d-103bcd433ef7.
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 sameAs LU-01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6.
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 sourceOrganization urn:uuid:c2ed0f60-cccf-4901-a082-953afbc0aba7.
- 01JHQC2DTH06M5929GAE58V5D6 type A1.