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Oxitocina e comportamento humano Oxitocina y comportamiento humano Oxytocin and human behavior

Authors: Diana Catarina Ferreira de Campos; João Manuel Garcia do Nascimento Graveto;

Oxitocina e comportamento humano Oxitocina y comportamiento humano Oxytocin and human behavior

Abstract

Recentemente, têm surgido numerosas especulações sobre o papel da oxitocina nas emoções e relações sociais do ser humano. O presente artigo retrata um estudo essencialmente reflexivo sobre o papel da oxitocina no comportamento humano. A pesquisa bibliográfica foi efectuada nas bases de dados MEDLINE, versão PubMed e CINAHL. Os principais resultados das pesquisas sustentam que os níveis de oxitocina aumentam em resposta à aplicação de massagem e indução de emoções positivas. A administração intranasal de oxitocina aumenta os níveis de calma, diminui o nível de ansiedade e promove comportamentos de confiança entre as pessoas. Uma melhor compreensão dos mecanismos neurobioquímicos e biológicos do comportamento humano têm implicações cruciais para o desenvolvimento do conhecimento científico sobre patologias psiquiátricas com especial handicap nas relações sociais (exemplo: autismo, esquizofrenia, personalidade borderline).Recientemente, han surgido numerosas especulaciones sobre el papel de la oxitocina en las emociones y relaciones sociales del ser humano. El presente artículo retrata un estudio esencialmente reflexivo sobre el papel de la oxitocina en el comportamiento humano. La investigación bibliográfica fue efectuada en las bases de datos MEDLINE, versión PubMed y CINAHL. Los principales resultados de la investigación sustentan que los niveles de oxitocina aumentan en respuesta a la aplicación del masaje e inducción de emociones positivas. La administración intranasal de oxitocina aumenta los niveles de tranquilidad, disminuye el nivel de ansiedad y promueve comportamientos de confianza entre las personas. Una mejor comprensión de los mecanismos neurobioquímicos y biológicos del comportamiento humano tiene implicaciones cruciales para el desarrollo del conocimiento científico sobre patologías psiquiátricas con especial handicap en las relaciones sociales (ejemplo: autismo, esquizofrenia, personalidad borderline).Recently, there have been numerous speculations about the influence of oxytocin in emotions and social relations of human beings. This article portrays a study that essentially reflects on the role of oxytocin in human behavior. The survey was conducted in the databases MEDLINE, PubMed version and CINAHL. The main results of the research argue that oxytocin levels increase in response to massage and positive emotion induction. Intranasal oxytocin administration increases calm levels, decreases anxiety level and promote trust behaviours between individuals. A better understanding of the neurobiochemestry biological mechanisms of human behavior have implications for the development of scientific knowledge about psychiatric disorders with a particular handicap in social relations (eg, autism, schizophrenia, borderline personality).

Keywords

cognición social, emociones, R, RT1-120, emoções, human behavior, social cognition, Nursing, emotions, cognição social, oxytocin, comportamento humano, Medicine, comportamiento humano, oxitocina

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