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. 2018 Feb 28;272:17–29. doi: 10.1016/j.pscychresns.2017.11.017

Table 2.

Findings in relation to implicit vs explicit paradigms.

Modulation of: Effect of oxytocin with Implicit paradigm Males Effect of oxytocin with Implicit paradigm Females Effect of oxytocin with Explicit Paradigm Males Effect of oxytocin with Explicit Paradigm Females
Amygdala Yes Yes Yes
Domes et al. (2007) (↓, right) Gamer et al. (2010) (↓, right to fear, ↑ to happiness)
Kanat (2015a) (↓, right) Kanat et al. (2015b) ROI: OT potently ↓ left and right)
Shin (↓, right to fear, ↑ to happiness) Kirsch et al. (2005) (↓ left) Bertsch et al. (2013) (↑, right)
Radke (↓, right) Quintana et al. (2016) (↓, right) Domes et al. (2010) (↑, left)
Montag et al. (2013) (see Table 1) Radke et al. (2017) (↓, right)
Spengler et al. (2017) (↓, left)
No No No No
Domes et al. (2014) Groppe et al. (2013)
Petrovic et al. (2008) (aversive conditioning procedure) Koch et al. (2016a) (↓, right) Koch et al. (2016a)
Montag et al. (2013) (gaze task)
Sauer et al. (2012)
Cortical/other Domes et al. (2007) (prefrontal, temporal, brainstem) Domes et al. (2010) (FG and STG, IFG)
Domes et al. (2014) (IFG, FG) Groppe et al. (2013) (VTA) Kanat et al. (2015b) (FG, brainstem, striatecortex)
Kanat et al. (2015a) (ACC, MTG; fear) Luo et al. 2017 (IFG, dACC, anterior insula) Labuschagne et al. (2012) (multiple, see Table 1)
Koch et al. (2016a)
Luo 2017 (IFG, dACC, anterior insula)
Petrovic et al. (2008) (temporal and ACC)
Functional connectivity Wittfoth-Schardt et al. (2012) Gorka et al. (2015) Luo et al. 2017.
(↓ left GP with reward regions) (↓ amygdala to insula and mid/Dacc0 Kirsch et al. (2005) (↓amygdala connectivity to brainstem0 (↓ amygdala, ACC and IFG)
Koch et al. (2016) (↓ right BLA to left dACC connectivity)