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Examining the link between emotional childhood abuse and social relationships in midlife: The moderating role of the oxytocin receptor gene

Ebbert AM, Infurna FJ, Luthar SS, Lemery-Chalfant K, Corbin WR. · Child abuse & neglect · 2019

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“Overall, genetic variations of OXTR rs53576 may be an important candidate in understanding the development of social functioning within the context of emotional childhood abuse.”

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Examining the link between emotional childhood abuse and social relationships in midlife: The moderating role of the oxytocin receptor gene
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“Overall, genetic variations of OXTR rs53576 may be an important candidate in understanding the development of social functioning within the context of emotional childhood abuse.”

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