Oxytocin reduces post-stress sweet snack intake in women without attenuating salivary cortisol

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title = "Oxytocin reduces post-stress sweet snack intake in women without attenuating salivary cortisol",

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author = "V. Burmester and Gibson, \{E. L.\} and G. Butler and A. Bailey and P. Terry",

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