Fig 1 - Oxytonergic circuitry sustains and enables creative cognition in humans

( A ) Study 1: endogenous oxytocin levels predict individual differences in novelty-seeking temperament ( N 1⁄4 492). ( B ) Study 2: GG/GT-carriers of the rs1042778 OXTR generate more ideas, are more original and display greater flexibility than TT-carriers (displayed z -scores Æ s.e.m.).

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Fig. 1 ( A ) Study 1: endogenous oxytocin levels predict individual differences in novelty-seeking temperament ( N 1⁄4 492). ( B ) Study 2: GG/GT-carriers of the rs1042778 OXTR generate more ideas, are more original and display greater flexibility than TT-carriers (displayed z -scores Æ s.e.m.).

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