Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Quantifying neural sensitivity for nonverbal socio-communicative cues in neurotypical and autistic individuals using frequency-tagging EEG

S Van der Donck, T Tang, L Tibermont, Matthijs Moerkerke (UGent) , S Vos, N Daniels, J Steyaert, K Alaerts and B Boets

(2024) 7th Bi-annual ESCAN Meeting, Abstracts. p.38-38
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Assessing sensitivity for nonverbal socio-communicative cues in neurotypical and autistic individuals using frequency-tagging EEG

L Tibermont, Matthijs Moerkerke (UGent) , S Van der Donck, S Vos, N Daniels, T Tang, J Steyaert, K Alaerts and B Boets

(2023) Emotions Conference 2023, Abstracts. p.104-105
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Chronic oxytocin administration does not rescue reduced neural sensitivity towards emotional faces in autism

Matthijs Moerkerke (UGent) , N Daniels, L Tibermont, S Van der Donck, T Tang, J Prinsen, J Steyaert, K Alaerts and B Boets

(2023) NeuroCog Meeting 2023, Abstracts.
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Effects of chronic intranasal oxytocin administration on neural sensitivity for facial identity processing in children with autism : an RCT

N Grytsenko, Matthijs Moerkerke (UGent) , N Daniels, S Van der Donck, L Tibermont, T Tang, J Steyaert, K Alaerts and B Boets

(2023) 2023 BAPS Annual Meeting, Abstracts. p.23-23
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Can repeated intranasal oxytocin administration affect reduced neural sensitivity towards expressive faces in autism? A randomized controlled trial

Matthijs Moerkerke (UGent) , N Daniels, S Van Der Donck, L Tibermont, T Tang, E Debbaut, A Bamps, J Prinsen, J Steyaert, K Alaerts, et al.

(2023) JOURNAL OF CHILD PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY. 64(11). p.1583-1595
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Chronic oxytocin administration stimulates the endogenous oxytocin system : an RCT in autistic children

Matthijs Moerkerke (UGent) , N Daniels, L Tibermont, T Tang, M Evenepoel, S Van der Donck, E Debbaut, J Prinsen, V Chubar, S Claes, et al.

(2023) medRxiv.
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Frequency-tagging EEG detects modulatory effects of oxytocin pharmacotherapy on emotional face processing in autism

L Tibermont, Matthijs Moerkerke (UGent) , S Van der Donck, T Tang, N Daniels, J Prinsen, J Steyaert, B Boets and K Alaerts

(2022) Portable Technology in Neurorehabilitation Symposium 2022, Abstracts.
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Can longterm intranasal oxytocin administration rescue reduced neural sensitivity towards emotional faces in autism?

Matthijs Moerkerke (UGent) , L Tibermont, S Van der Donck, N Daniels, T Tang, J Prinsen, J Steyaert, K Alaerts and B Boets

(2022) 2022 Workshop 'Oxytocin and Vasopressin : from brain modulation to epigenetic regulation and clinical applications', Abstracts.
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Long-term intranasal oxytocin therapy does not rescue reduced neural sensitivity towards expressive faces in autism

L Tibermont, Matthijs Moerkerke (UGent) , S Van der Donck, N Daniels, T Tang, L Willems, B Vanaudenaerde, J Steyaert, K Alaerts and B Boets

(2022) 2022 BAPS Annual Meeting, Abstracts. p.171-171

Academic Bibliography

Quantifying neural sensitivity for nonverbal socio-communicative cues in neurotypical and autistic individuals using frequency-tagging EEG

Assessing sensitivity for nonverbal socio-communicative cues in neurotypical and autistic individuals using frequency-tagging EEG

Chronic oxytocin administration does not rescue reduced neural sensitivity towards emotional faces in autism

Effects of chronic intranasal oxytocin administration on neural sensitivity for facial identity processing in children with autism : an RCT

Can repeated intranasal oxytocin administration affect reduced neural sensitivity towards expressive faces in autism? A randomized controlled trial

Chronic oxytocin administration stimulates the endogenous oxytocin system : an RCT in autistic children

Frequency-tagging EEG detects modulatory effects of oxytocin pharmacotherapy on emotional face processing in autism

Can longterm intranasal oxytocin administration rescue reduced neural sensitivity towards emotional faces in autism?

Long-term intranasal oxytocin therapy does not rescue reduced neural sensitivity towards expressive faces in autism

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