Autism Spectrum Disorders Clinical Trial
Official title:
Brain Imaging and Eye-tracking in Response to Intranasal Oxytocin Treatment in Children and Adolescents With Autism
This is a 4 part study:
Phase 1a. -functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) ( with oxytocin 24 IU vs. placebo =
oxytocin 0 IU) - funded by grant #U54 HD079124-01, Phase 1b-eye-tracking(oxytocin 24 IU vs.
placebo = oxytocin 0 IU), Phase 2a. fMRI (oxytocin 8 IU vs. oxytocin 40IU), Phase 2b.
-eye-tracking (oxytocin 8IU vs. oxytocin 40IU). Time course of effect will also be assessed
within session.
We hypothesize that intranasal oxytocin treatment (OT) of individuals with an autism
spectrum disorder (ASD) will:
Hypothesis 1a. will produce greater increases in Ventral Tegmental Area (VTA) and Nucleus
Accumbens (NAc) activation during social reward anticipation compared to placebo, providing
evidence that OT increases activation in brain regions critical for social motivation.
(NICHD funding for this section/aim- Dr. Joe Piven -U54 HD079124-01)
Hypothesis 1b. will spend proportionally more time attending to the social image on a screen
vs. the non-social image compared to placebo.
Hypothesis 2a. will produce differential effects in VTA and NAc activation during social
reward anticipation compared with the oxytocin 8 IU vs. oxytocin 40 IU dose, providing
evidence that OT dose-dependently increases activation in brain regions critical for social
motivation.
Hypothesis 2b. will differentially attend to the social image on a screen vs. the non-social
image compared in the oxytocin 8 IU vs. oxytocin 40 IU dose, providing evidence that OT
dose-dependently changes the value of social stimuli.
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