Selective Alteration of Personality and Social Behavior by Serotonergic Intervention

Knutson, Brian; M. Wolkowitz, Owen; W. Cole, Steve; Chan, Theresa; A. Moore, Elizabeth; C. Johnson, Ronald; L. Terpstra, J.; A. Turner, Rebecca; I. Reus, Victor

doi:10.1176/ajp.155.3.373

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Selective Alteration of Personality and Social Behavior by Serotonergic Intervention

Published in American Journal of Psychiatry • Mar 1, 1998

Authors:

Brian Knutson

Owen M. Wolkowitz

Steve W. Cole

Abstract

OBJECTIVE: The authors sought to test the causal hypothesis that serotonergic function modulates aspects of the normal spectrum of individual differences in affective experience and social behavior in humans. METHOD: A selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI), paroxetine, 20 mg/day (N = 26), or...

Subject

Serotonergic

Psychology

Hostility

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