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CellWell record HH-16264

Endogenous oxytocin, cortisol, and testosterone in response to group singing.

Bowling DL; Gahr J; Ancochea PG; Hoeschele M; Canoine V; Fusani L; Fitch WT

Hormones and behavior ยท 2022

In plain language

Group singing was associated with smaller declines in salivary oxytocin and greater positive mood shifts compared to speaking, with no significant differential effect on cortisol or testosterone.

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