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Impact of OXTR Polymorphisms on Subjective Well-Being: The Intermediary Role of Attributional Style
Lei Ji
, Changfeng Chen
, Binyin Hou
, Decheng Ren
, Fan Yuan
, Liangjie Liu
, Yan Bi
, Zhenming Guo
, Fengping Yang
, Xi Wu
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Fujun Chen
, Xingwang Li
, Chuanxin Liu
, Zhen Zuo
, Rong Zhang
, Zhenghui Yi
, Yifeng Xu
, Lin He
, Yi Shi
, Tao Yu
Guang He
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Department of Neuroscience
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Oxytocin Receptor
100%
Attributional Style
100%
Receptor Polymorphisms
100%
Subjective Well-being
100%
Intermediary Role
100%
Genotype
50%
Polymorphism
50%
Rs2254298
50%
Depressive Symptoms
33%
Mage
33%
Oxytocin Receptor Gene
33%
Rs53576
33%
High-score
16%
Anxiety-depression
16%
Genetic Variation
16%
Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM)
16%
Negative Emotions
16%
Happiness
16%
Rs1042778
16%
College Freshmen
16%
External Attribution
16%
Psychology
Subjective Well-Being
100%
Oxytocin
100%
Individual Differences
25%
Negative Emotion
12%
Happiness
12%