Procedure
Trauma
POSITIVE
Participants were scanned on two separate days, always at the same time of day in a time frame between 12:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., with a minimum interval of 72 h between sessions. Before drug administration, participants were screened for alcohol and drug use, were given brief explanation of the task, and gave written informed consent.Participants self‐administered the nasal spray under supervision of the experiment leader and were seated in a waiting room until asked to proceed to the scanner. Before entering the scanner, participants were screened using an MRI checklist and a metal detector, and subsequently they were instructed to position themselves on the scanner bed as comfortable as possible and to relax. Foam pads placed between the radiofrequency (RF) coil and the participant's head were used to minimize head movement. Instructions and task images were displayed on an MRI‐compatible monitor placed at the headend of the scanner visible via an angled mirror attached to the coil. Further communication between participant and experiment leader during the scan session was done via intercom. Average time interval between OXT administration and the start of the task was 59 min (To control for mood effects of OXT, the Positive and Negative Affect Schedule (PANAS; Watson et al., After the second day of testing, participants were emailed with the request to fill out a Dutch online version of the Childhood Trauma Questionnaire—Short Form (CTQ) (Thombs et al., The PCAT measures parental care motivation that consists of the conceptually separate constructs nurturance and protection, where the former uniquely predicts sensitivity for infant cuteness, and the latter predicts restrictive parenting practices and harsh moral judgments on moral transgressions (Buckels et al., 